Boxwood Hedge Part 2: Running Drip Irrigation! 💦🌿// Garden Answer
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This should give everyone such an appreciation for how much work goes into your projects. Sometimes you can make it look so easy and effortless, but there's a lot of hard work. . 😊😳💦🌳
you guy are the strong example of marriage is the consistency of a team! Loving the new set up, love from Vietnam
Erin helping with gardening is just so heart-warming..... he too shares your interest and helps make your home beautiful....... love from India.
Btw...... the boxwoods look amazing...!!!!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yes Aaron (the silent one) ROCKS !!!!
@@HelenMcCutchen2 He's such a good employee, isn't he? ;)
Thank you so for sharing this complete new garden setup. It is not only educational but enjoyable seeing you two share a passion. Always had confusions on pressure, how to get enough water through all 5 or 6 drip lines at once!?!🤔💧🌱🙄
Once you get started laying drip irrigation, you really do realize how easy it is to lay down. We had a company come and put in a sprinkler system, but we’ve laid all of the drip ourselves. A friend wanted to lay drip and asked me to come over and help. When I got there, she had already laid half her line and was tickled pink!
I need to empower myself to do this. My husband said he will not, so I have to figure it out. I know I feel so proud of/when I can figure it out.
I can't tell how much I look forward to your videos. Thank you for showing your irragation. Seeing you do it helps me understand it rather then being told. Great video
We've got an irrigation system that was professionally installed and it was ridiculously expensive. We added a container zone a few years ago and that was really pricey. Because of you, I'm going to DIY tie in some containers. (I've already got the materials and I'm tackling it this weekend!) Because of you, I'm now considering another DIY project of adding drip to the bed at the rear of our property. What I'm really admiring (aside from all of the labor that went into this project) is the way you mapped out how to make the irrigation work. While I'm the handy one in my family, I am in awe of how you just do all of this in a matter-of-face fashion! Well done!
Y’all are the hardest working people. Love that y’all work as a team and laugh and smile as you work. That’s rare!!! This will make this area so much easier to take care of. Hope you have lots of water in your well! 🤗👩🌾👨🌾😍
Hi Guys! I’m on our City’s Parks Commission and I want to start putting drip in some of the Park gardens. This video is perfect to introduce them. Thanks for that and introducing me to drip! 💧
I look forward to your videos every day!!
Laura actually does that for her home town. Have you seen those videos? She explains how she applied for the grant and how she presented it to her local town/city's commission.
Thanks! I will look for those.
That whole walk is going to be GORGEOUS!!! Can’t wait till you have done all of your magic!
Laura and Aaron,
I really like the border on each side of the brick pathway!
Looks so good! I can not wait to see something pretty in those urns! I have urn envy 😁
Nice of you to share your efforts! I do run watering hoses for the gardens here at the house in the warm Seasons here in Northern CA. I have a vegetable garden where I need to initiate above ground planters for the vegetables which grow outside of the Herb garden where I have two small yellow rose bush in two of the corners of the herb garden then a raspberry and a blackberry plant in the other corners. I found that the mint is growing strong and growing in and outside my herb garden.
You are truly inspiring. Because of you I ordered the 2 glam beauty berry from Proven Winners plus flower pillows. They arrived in great condition and are doing very well. Thank you for your inspiration. I am 72 and do all flowers etc by myself. Have gone with the mini lime lights and want a perennial hibiscus. Now if I could only see your place in person.
I really enjoy watering for the most part at least during spring and early summer watching things grow especially in the veggie garden. However I do get sort of sick of it towards the hot part of summer 😆
Armywifelife 365 Me too!!!
Laura you are phenomenal... Aaron attaboy buddy you get hubby of the year in my book. To help her with her passion and compliment her like you do is wonderful. You two seem so happy and life and gardens are to short lived to be any different. Looks great Laura I agree you don't need anything at the end or beginning of the path. I love the way you think about the end result in your head.... I'm constantly doing that too.... kisses to benjamin and russell. kathy
So excited to see the finished project. This property will make the perfect wedding venue one day. It’s gorgeous.
My husband is dreading digging in our red Virginia clay to plant our 8 small Holly bushes. I will have him watch this massive planting first! I bet you have over a hundred boxwoods there
We had a very expensive irrigation system set up for our deer-fenced veg, fruit and flower gardens 3 years ago when we bought this property. I was terrified to touch it until I started seeing some of your videos where you just jump in there and cut away to alter, add on, etc... Now I'm fearless...thank you so much for showing me how easy it can be to do it yourself instead of always calling "the guy"!
I have learned so much from your videos and have become a more confident gardening and landscaping individual. Thank you for these informative videos and your garden is glorious
I've gained so much knowledge in Drip irrigation just by watching your videos. I have no clue what to do with this information 🤷♀️, I just enjoy watching your videos.
It always such a relief to finish a massive project ..... !
I can’t wait to see what you fill the rest of the space with. I’m sure whatever it is, its going to look great 💜
That's why they ran the drip hose in areas where there are no plantings, I must have missed her talking about that. Thanks for answering my question before I asked :)
Steve Palmeter I’m not sure she did mention it. I think I’m just assuming she will fill part of it.
She mentioned it in the next video for sure. And your right, if there's a hole in her landscape she finds something that'll fit in it
Steve Palmeter yeah you are right. She did mention it in the 3rd video. I would have been surprised if she didn’t fill the spaces in. 🙂
Your soil looks like my skin. White, dry and cracked. Lol
I appreciate all the work you put into your grounds! I've learned a lot from you. Thank you very much.
Happy Mother's Day!!
Your irrigation skills fascinate me! I won't be doing a system like this, but it amazes me to see how it's done. Thanks!
Again, you read my mind-I’ll be installing drip in a newly cleaned out bed in a few weeks. Thanks Laura & Aaron!🙌🏼
Cant wait for all the new plantings, that will be so fun to see.
We’re working on a drip plan now. So excited not to have to water by hand in the future!
Y'all have been a bunch of very busy bees. Boy o boy! That is a boat load of work. But thank you for showing how its done.🤗😊😄😁
3 years in the making, and almost done guys! Great job on this project!
You and Aaron make a great team. Now we all will get to see how well those backwoods are going to grow.
I love the Teamwork that you two have. 🥰
The drip system looks great! I love that Russell has extra toes!! I have always had cats with extra toes since I was a girl. They are such unique cats!
Thank you both for showing everything from start to finish. Can't wait to see the urns planted up, and around the boxwoods, too.
Coffee with Laura and Aaron, what a great way to start the day!! Thank you for the update, I keep looking at how we could possibly do drip tubing on our playground and will keep talking to the powers that be to see if we can get it going. Your videos will certainly help with evidence of why it is a good effective way to water!
Thank you SO much, as I want to run a drip system for my plants, instead of watering by hand. And we’re on city water, so we have to be smart! You are always a wealth of information...thank you for all of your videos! 😊🌳🌿🌻🌼🌸🌺🌹🌷💐
You guys have alot of energy out there in the heat of the Sun. Laura you should wear your hair up in a pony tail and wear the garden answer cap.
Good morning. From san anotnio Texas! 🌷🌿🌻 thank you for the videos ❤
I cannot wait to see what else she adds. Her brain is amazing!
Thanks for the video my husband and I have been talking about installing a drip irrigation for our vegetable garden this is very useful information.
Fabulous job you’ve both done!
We’ve been doing a big project at our house! Building a retaining wall around our back patio to even out our sloping back yard so we can line our patio with raised garden beds! I also purchased a drip system for our raised beds and flower beds and containers around the house! So looking forward to not being a slave to watering this summer! Thank you so much for your videos they give me the confidence to get out there and do it myself!
Thank you for sharing the entire process.
I feel empowered to go purchase & install what I need to change some sprinklers to a drip system.
I appreciate that you take a project that seems complicated and break it down into steps that make the project doable. :)
This was amazing to watch, I have a great appreciation for the work that has gone into putting drip tubing in, I know it has got to be so much better in the long run not having to run around watering things, my yard isn't big enough to do this, maybe I could do a little in my back yard, I just run a soaker hose down the middle of my flower beds and that covers it all nicely. I'm looking forward to seeing part three of this series, thanks Laura to you and Aaron for all you do to bring us such great videos with great content. Always good to see Russell, what a cutie for sure.
I too wondered about the water bill expense, having a well explains all. My parents had a lake cabin and when Dad retired tore it down and built a home on the property so I knew about wells, just didn't think about it since you seem to be in or so close to the city. Hope your well water tastes better than theirs did.
Well water always taste better where I live
Girl, you totally inspired me to put in drip this year. I've always wanted an irrigation system but didn't want to spend the money. This works great, I'm so happy I found you and this system. Thank you!!!
It's on my wish list. It would definitely save time and water. Thanks for sharing. 💕🌻☺🌞
U r so talented u fix everything so well ur hard work is very appreciate...love u
I am so excited to try my hand at this. You explain the process in a manner I can relate to! Thank for that.
Great team work. Love to see you guys working together. You get alot done and everything is coming out beautiful.
These irrigation videos are great! Thanks for the clear explanations.
I LOVE your videos! Like your family, we just purchased a new home that has a bunch of potential. There's a log home, garage, 3 pastures & (thankfully, all underground sprinklers from canal irrigation). My questions are: how to repair a clay soil lawn, plan new walkways/decks, & how to calculate drip water needs for pots & shade beds? Thank you & Aaron for all the work you guys put into making us these videos.
So exciting, I love boxwoods too. Can’t wait to watch this area fill and bloom! You guys do awesome work and have such beautiful vision!
Really enjoying this garden journey with you both. I'm now confident enough to DIY my own drip tubing
Wow, I really admire your work ethic you guys. You are such a lovely couple. You are truly blessed. Everything is really coming together and looking great! I'm so happy you for! Happy gardening and take care.🌹
Just the inspiration I needed to continue working on my drip. I ran quite a bit last year thanks to watching you!!
So much hard work. You are always so productive
Great accomplishment! Now on to the fun stuff...planting it up with your magical touch!
Hope you consider leaving the clippings in the dirt and mulching over them. Helps improve your soil. Drip tubing is great until it starts clogging up from hard water and roots, or you dig into it because it becomes lost in the mulch. I imagine it is a necessity there. But I also suspect you will be repairing it and unclogging it a lot in a few years. Do you use expanded shale to help your soil there? We use a lot of it in Texas. It looks like gravel, but it improves clay soils and you only have to add it once. It has worked well in my clay soil.
Very helpful thank you! I’ve been amassing supplies so as we do a lot of planting over winter here in Australia, we can run irrigation as we go. We lost a lot of trees and plants this last summer from low rainfall and high temps. So we will be better set up next summer. So thank you!
Thanks so much for this demonstration of drip. Looking forward to seeing how it progresses.
You always make every easy breezy. See ya next time. Always watch with my cup of Joe. ☕
Ouuuuu so excited for this
Such hard work, but it looks so beautiful. I’m anxious to see what you will be planting in your new urns!
I love all your videos!! For 5 years I watered my gardens by hand. Each year I always ended up expanding them a little more and adding on more pots. Last summer I paid a teenager $10/day to come water when we went on vacation. This spring it was just too much hand watering to keep up with. I came across your videos searching for I don’t remember what. I live in a similar climate just 3-4 hours north of you and you have similar style to me and ideas of how i thought of doing stuff you were doing! So after watching hours of your straightforward, honest, simple videos I felt confident enough to put in drip irrigation myself 2 weeks ago!! It cost more than I anticipated but it is soooo worth it I could cry!! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and passion with us!
Did that work for you? Mine runs for an hour and hardly any water, many emitters no water.
@@caitlinpitchford7194 mine works great!
Some need to run for a long time, depending on the type. But you probably have too long of a run so there isn’t enough water pressure for it to drip very well.
Thanks so much for the input! It means so much to find good help! I think you know well that you're right on this issue! I ran 250' of 1/2" brown drip with 12" spacing between emitters in a grid, DIG Corp had it rated for 289' of use I thought, so I figured 250 was under that max. But I see elsewhere to only use 1/2" and 12" emitter spacing up to 200 feet, so I'll take some lines out. It sure goes fast, doesn't it?! I should have bought 3/4" I think. Oh well, gotta start somewhere I guess!! Haha! Thanks again for the support!!
@@caitlinpitchford7194 some areas get better water pressure and some worse..so you just gotta a figure out what works for you! :)
@@melmil34 Good points! And I've noticed that too. Unfortunately I cut back my drip system from 250' to 200', and it barely covers half the garden, and still not enough pressure in the system, even without pressure regulator, to make enough of the emitters work. So some of my annuals (Supertunias) have none of the nearest emitters on two lines working. So I either cut down more covering only 1/3 of the garden, and use 3 zones in the garden, or throw it all away and just use the one $25 sprinkler that always worked. Ugh. Learning curves are expensive. Thanks for your replies and support
Good Job! Love your video, straight to the point!
Couldn't wait to watch this video and looking forward to the next one! I get e excited when you talk about this project and it is outstanding!
Always fun to watch
I love seeing everyday your beautiful garden! It is amazing !
The Lord must have brought me to this video. Why? For the little things. What I mean is I am currently working on a fire pit patio project and also researching drip irrigation. When I saw the tubes under the brick pathway I about lost it. EXACTLY what I need to do but I would have never considered it without watching this video. Hallelujah!
I am on 1½ acres [here in Aus] and have both bore and town water and use them in different ways :)
Loved this, it's certainly not as intimidating as I had imagined, Thanks for sharing.!
So Cool! Thanks Laura !
You're literally my favorite! This was so helpful!
I like seeing the individual boxwoods. Have you considered leaving them rather than a hedge? They are truly spectacular. I watched your garden tour from June 2018 last night. It was interesting watching how your garden plans evolved for that part of the garden as well as where the chicken run was located. Can you imagine drifts of tulips alone that walkway next spring?
No joke, good job! Hi Russell!
So excited to see the final product.
I'd love to watch a video about that irrigation system. I have a small garden around my house but I'm watering by myself. I don't even know where to start with that system, what would I need and how it really works. Ho many times per day it needs to be set to turn on and for how long. It would be awesome if you could do a seperate video about it.
Look at this team! You’re doing great!!
Oh boy, I wish I could be there to help you set up your irrigation system and at the same time learn on how to do it. I'm the handy man around our house. We are empty nesters.
It's coming together, I love it!!
Our soil is red clay. Like you can’t even break it up. Ugh!! Of all the places I’ve lived, IL had the best soil. Lake Michigan used to cover over where we lived and made the soil black and super rich!
Putting it to bed....like flower bed...lol...Great team work.
Loved the info! Thank you. As always, it looks amazing❣🍃🌳💕
Looks great!! 🤗
Great job and thanks for the step-by-step instructions
Boy, lot of work you guys! Great job!
Thank you for sharing how much acreage you have! That is definitely my number one question -- I have no sense of scale on either your property or your parent's property and I'd really like that context.
Thanks for sharing your videos , love to watch them, learning to put the drip system 😀👍
Wow..great learning from you..can hardly wait for results
Yay 😁 so exciting to watch the progress 😊😊😊
Hey! I believe I heard you do a radio commercial for Proven Winners. At least I think it was you! I caught the last bit of the commercial and it sounded like you at least. If so congrats on being their spokes person! I heard it on 1010 wins where it serves our tri-state area..NY, NJ Connecticut..
She also does videos for Proven Winners, including training videos.
Can't wait for the finished project 🌸💕🌸
Thank you for sharing information on irrigation systems 💐
I just set up a drip system at my business! We have had a monsoon so I havent had a chance/need to use it yet but i’m excited about it!
It’s coming together very nicely. From your comments, I can tell it’s going to be a interesting mix of formal structure and whimsy.
🌸🍀🌸 HAYRACKS??? 🌸🍀🌸
Love your gardening tips, I don’t enjoy that u use so much water. Would love to see u incorporate more native design and tips with less water requires and wasted.
Keep up the great work you two! Thanks for the video.
You should plant some allyssum in those boxwood swoops!!🌸🌿
Thank you for sharing this with us. Very informative and interesting.