To be honest, when I saw the number of pots all together in the drip video, I thought “how is she going to pull that off without it looking chaotic?”, but this idea of one prolific plant per pot is perfect! It already looks nice! I’m excited to see the progression.
@@AlinasFamily I am thinking most people don’t have that many pots. For example if you have 6 pots in your stash of pots you plant 6 plants that’s not slot of money . Even if you have 2 pots . 2 plants is very budget friendly. Most people don’t plant on the scale that Laura plants .
"It might look really cute today.." Haha. You can certainly hear the skepticism in Laura's voice. This will be interesting to see! Definitely will give people who are more budget-conscious some options knowing how large the plants will get individually.
Love to see Laura talk through each container while she was planting! So nice to see her planting in real time and not fast speed. Thanks for all the videos you make. 😊😊
I so agree. I love watching Laura plant in real time even though Ive watched her so many times before. I liked that they saved the speeded up version for the second set of pots. Will never get tired of watching Laura plant in real time and listening to her teaching. My garden is amazing this year thanks to all her info and advice.
Hi Laura, I love watching your videos I have learned so much however, I'm now watching my 2 year grandson so gardening is hit and miss. I did find time to plant some flowers but I have a question, I have never experienced ants making their home in my flower pots and they are killing my flowers. I have also found a super tiny bug that is super fast and there are many of them and they have eaten the roots off my flowers and it's so sad. They were beautiful flowers and the time I spent planting them is just thrown out window not to mention the money I spent, so can you help me figure out what to do to kill the ants and also kill the horrible fast little bugs maybe a mite I don't know? I just know I'm so very frustrated and would so appreciate some help from a master gardner such as yourself. Or if anyone out there reads the comments and has any advice, I would be so very grateful. Thank you Terri from Oregon
One plant per pot? We need Benjamin to confirm it's Laura and not an impostor 😂. Love the estimate of costs. That helps so many of us who need to plan for garden spending. Thank you. Another great video !
Laura is explaining this experiment while clasping her hands so tight she is white-knuckled. This experiment will help so many of us so thank you for going outside your obvious comfort zone. Aaron, give her a big bear hug and tell Benjamin his momma needs a hug too.
Love Claus...I think she made him MORE famous in America ...I am actually curious, most of us cannot afford proven winners plants on mass...let's see..great experiment
Can't wait to see this display mature and shine... Good on you Aaron! And you too Laura for restraining yourself and giving a new perspective for us to consider. I know it is going to be a fabulous show!!!
I am so curious to see how these do! I can’t wait to see them filled in, and, of course, how they perform. Will love to see a before and after on these 🙏🏽🌸🌺🌻 Neat idea Aaron, great execution, as always Laura, and thanks Benjamin for helping pick out the lovely flowers!
I can picture Laura's face when Aaron suggested this idea!🤣 It is a great idea and a perfect learning experiment for all of us "Garden Answer Students"!
This is a great compromise for Aaron and Laura. Laura gets the variety by planting the grouping of different plants in different pots and Aaron gets the one plant per pot look. I love it. It mimics a real garden. For someone like me with a touch of ADD, this is really easy and pleasing on the eyes! Laura, I really think you are going to love this once it grows in.
Love, love LOVE the project!! I can't wait to see how this plays out over the season. I wonder how much ANXIETY sweet Laura had over this project? She seemed a little unsure of it all... LOL... Great IDEA AARON! 💡👍👏
When you said you were planting one plant per pot I still said to myself “yup, that’s one TYPE of plant per pot, right?” so color me surprised when it actually is ONE plant in each pot! So excited for this experiment.
Great idea, Laura. This will show folks that they can actually save money by using less plants and using fertilizer to assure proper growth to the plant. Another good idea that I would show is planting some containers with the same plants. Fertilize only one of the planters to compare with one where fertilizer isn't used. That way, your viewers can see for sure just how fertilizer works to make plants their best!
I've thought of this too. I'd actually like to see three planters of the same size, prepared the same way with something really prolific like a proven winners petunia in each pot. One without fertilizer, one with only one of the "tone" fertilizers and then one with regular liquid feeding. A pic midway through the summer and another in Aug. I always wonder if I'm wasting money and time with my fertilizing.
@@vzeimen Was thinking that if folks wanted to see the benefits of fertilizer, that would be a perfect solution for them. A lot of people don't understand the significance of fertilizer. Plus, Espoma would sell a lot more fertilizer, for sure! 👍😉
Thank you, Aaron! I’m cheap and I can’t imagine spending what it would cost to use as many as annuals to make mine look as gorgeous as Laura’s always do.
Thank you for doing this experiment! This year is the first time I have ever grown Supertunia's (Didn't know about them till I started watching you!) and I wasn't sure how many to put into my small hanging baskets. Growing a small number of plants in each pot will be great to see for those who don't have the space or money to spend on a massive number of plants. Can't wait to see the results!
I planted supertunias in pots this year. OMG they are just thriving and thriving!! I put 5 in a 20 inch pot. I could probably put 4 in next year and be fine.
Based on Laura’s enthusiasm for these petunias, last year I planted many of them. I was religious in using her recommended bud worm killer ( it’s not the same as she’s showing today) and the frequency of application. Well, they still destroyed by the bud worms. Best of luck with yours!
I did one plant a pot this year. I used diffrent size pots n color in pots with a color theme of diffrent plants to blend with pots. For texture n height, I used pretty n interesting plants stands and obelisks. It was satisfying n better than several plants in pot n it was less mantainance.
Aaron is such a good camera man! So many other gardening channels are let down by the filming. He always uses great camera angles, manages to fit you and the plants you're talking about in the same shot, and frames everything perfectly. Talented! 👏
Oh the restraint! This is a great. I can't wait to see how they grow! Y'all are a wonderful team...always love watching your videos. You've inspired me to garden and experiment in my own landscape!
Afternoon Laura, this is a first for you. One plant per pot? I hope that you will sleep well after this unusual practice. Enjoy the plants. All those containers are so beautiful. I like the different shapes and sizes.
Thank you so much Aaron! Those of us with a smaller gardening budget can afford only one plant per pot, so it feels good to be represented in one of your videos. It feels more attainable to see this type of planting, and will help us understand better how each of the plants looks and reacts to water/fertilizer/and soil room. Thanks for including our real-life gardening experience. I hope you will do more such plantings.
I cannot say enough how much Garden Answer videos inspire and teach me!!!! My front and back yards have undergone tremendous changes since I started watching Garden Answer four years ago. And to see the incredible changes Aaron and Laura are doing to their own property....glorious!!!!!! I have tried my hand at grouping pots in the past but wasn't satisfied with what I created. Because of this video, I will try again!!!! Thank you for consistently providing such wonderful, useful and gorgeous content. Time to get my hands dirty!!!!
Lol…I can almost hear the narrator…”it was with fear and trepidation that Laura announced that she would be planting just ONE plant per pot.” 😂 Looking forward to seeing how they fill out and look throughout the summer. 😍
This is an interesting experiment on many levels. I want to see how long it takes for the plants to fill in, how the various heights work together, how Laura will adjust the water if only certain pots need more/less water and how often she feeds them. I hope we get frequent updates on their progress.
❤ I love one plant per pot! I plant my containers up that way all the time. When they start to grow and fill in, they looks so simple, yet gorgeous. Especially with multiple pots grouped together like that. It's going to look stunning. Can't wait to see the update. 🙂👍
Great idea for so many pots in one area! It would be way too busy with different arrangements all crowded together. This way it's like one huge arrangement with each flower contained. It looks good already and it is going to be stunning when they are grown and blooming gloriously. Thanks for all you do! 💚
Thumbs up Aaron on a great challenge of one plant per pot for Laura, she did amazing as I knew she would! It is pleasing to the eye and will fill in quickly to an amazing display of color and texture...well done! 👍💞
Laura you crack me up! One plant per container ( it will be cute😂) This is why l LOVE watching! You make me smile and I love everything you do to help us learn about gardening and you do it always with a smile! You make my day🌸
I bought several plants on clearance at lowes a month ago. Wanted to put them in the ground but did pot first for more focused attention and watering. My favorite pot is a little 10" with 2 deep pink pentas. Looks so good all alone in the pot that they will stay there all season.
That is the prettiest background with the willow tree and arborvitae! All the green is so refreshing. Looks like a beautiful summer day. 😊 Loving the simplicity of one plant in each pot.
I LOVE 💕 that u r doing this!!!! I can't afford to buy or time to grow SO MANY plants to pack the flower pots like so many people do ...I have to wait for them to fill in and it always has made me feel like I am the only one that does it like this....this is great u do this for most of us that can not plant like u can....u r the best!!! Thanks 👍😊
@@kaystinebrink1220 gosh I know the weather patterns all around the country seems like to me to be so extreme, one way or the other! I'm sure come August I'll be praying for rain! The humidity here is almost suffocating! I mowed some of my pastures yesterday and it was almost unbearable! 5 hours of hot humid 90+! Gotta get after it again as soon as my cup is empty, feed my horses, barn cats, and dog! Maybe I can even plant a few more things today now that the ground isn't so saturated and they won't drown! Have a good'n!
@@kaystinebrink1220 Same with Iowa. It's been so hot and dry that I've lost two of my Super Bells in just two weeks from planting even with watering every day. Plus everything else is getting burned up! Unreal.
Hey Annette! I also live in East Texas! My poor yard has looked like a swamp for the past month and I've struggled to keep a few plants from drowning. We're in the same boat...literally! Lol
I'm excited to see these in the next garden tour. Since my garden is small this idea would work. Thank you Aaron for the suggestion & Laura for going with it. 😍😁
Already looks sweet, like a wildflower garden in pots! And it will be helpful to see each plant's growing habit (height, width, trailing, etc) Great idea 💚
"Berried Treasure" Love that! Surprised at my own reaction to this experiment of a single plant in each container. Typically I like to fill'em up - I thought maybe planting three of each variety in each planter would be needed. But this was perfect! They will fill in beautifully. Since my house looks like a little cottage this idea for single plants in each container will work beautifully in my front yard! Happy Gardening!
I think this is going to be beautiful, it's like one of Laura's normal pots in a number of different ones ;-) Aaron should do an "egg dance" for his great idea!!
I know! I was thinking, "surely they mean only one TYPE of plant per pot..." Way to show how gardeners can always try something new and stretch their comfort zone!
Way to go Aaron & Laura. Bet she'll be really surprised how much she likes the one pot wonders :) Since they're in a grouping, it's really like one big container with different plants. Ah, a new recipe. Can't wait to see updates.
I think this will look beautiful. Great idea, Aaron. It also gives people on a smaller budget an idea of what they can create with a potscape and a few vigorous plants. 🏆
This is such great idea. It not only showcases the induvial plants but also show people, with a lower budget, that they can do this successfully. I must admit, I've sometimes felt that you can plant so many plants because you got them inexpensively from PW. Perennials I can justify but I have often found myself looking lustfully at annual displays in the garden centers knowing that they are not in the budget.
I am so glad you are doing this. Aaron must have been watching Claus Dalby talk about his planting one plant per pot. I am more like you Laura, the more the merrier, but will be trying this out too! Looking forward to the wonderful display!
Wow Laura very proud of you!! In the beginning I pictured multiples of one type of plant, but way to go Aaron for the idea! It for sure will look awesome!
I love the finished product! It was hard to visualize at first, but I think having one plant per pot is very calming and pleasing to the eye. It will become even more stunning as the plants fill out. Love this approach for groups of pots!
I think this is the most excited I have been to watch containers fill-in on your channel! I think it will be super beautiful and a fun experiment, as well!
Thanks so much for sharing these!! That Saturn is glorious!! So pretty - like a sunset!! 🌅 Absolutely love the color choices too. Can’t wait to see as they mature and fill in.
I really like that you went with Aaron’s (sp.) suggestion. I think you’re going to end up with something very pretty - a piece of art. I can’t wait to see it.
To be honest, when I saw the number of pots all together in the drip video, I thought “how is she going to pull that off without it looking chaotic?”, but this idea of one prolific plant per pot is perfect! It already looks nice! I’m excited to see the progression.
I love the budget friendliness of this video.
Exactly what I was thinking!!!
@@glennanngeiler6260 except how is this a $100 investment for 18 pots? ? $ Doesn't seem right...
@@AlinasFamily I am thinking most people don’t have that many pots. For example if you have 6 pots in your stash of pots you plant 6 plants that’s not slot of money . Even if you have 2 pots . 2 plants is very budget friendly. Most people don’t plant on the scale that Laura plants .
"It might look really cute today.." Haha. You can certainly hear the skepticism in Laura's voice. This will be interesting to see! Definitely will give people who are more budget-conscious some options knowing how large the plants will get individually.
Love to see Laura talk through each container while she was planting! So nice to see her planting in real time and not fast speed. Thanks for all the videos you make. 😊😊
I so agree. I love watching Laura plant in real time even though Ive watched her so many times before. I liked that they saved the speeded up version for the second set of pots. Will never get tired of watching Laura plant in real time and listening to her teaching. My garden is amazing this year thanks to all her info and advice.
Hi Laura, I love watching your videos I have learned so much however, I'm now watching my 2 year grandson so gardening is hit and miss. I did find time to plant some flowers but I have a question, I have never experienced ants making their home in my flower pots and they are killing my flowers. I have also found a super tiny bug that is super fast and there are many of them and they have eaten the roots off my flowers and it's so sad. They were beautiful flowers and the time I spent planting them is just thrown out window not to mention the money I spent, so can you help me figure out what to do to kill the ants and also kill the horrible fast little bugs maybe a mite I don't know? I just know I'm so very frustrated and would so appreciate some help from a master gardner such as yourself. Or if anyone out there reads the comments and has any advice, I would be so very grateful. Thank you Terri from Oregon
One plant per pot? We need Benjamin to confirm it's Laura and not an impostor 😂. Love the estimate of costs. That helps so many of us who need to plan for garden spending. Thank you. Another great video !
Laura is explaining this experiment while clasping her hands so tight she is white-knuckled. This experiment will help so many of us so thank you for going outside your obvious comfort zone. Aaron, give her a big bear hug and tell Benjamin his momma needs a hug too.
Way to go Aaron. This will be fun to watch along to see these plant show off.
Way to go Laura! Listening to new ideas is a good thing🌻🌻🌻💚
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But will Laura ever recover from the ordeal of this? Or will she have ptsd (pot stress disorder)
Please don't forget to post updates on this arrangement. Love it!
Good morning Monday everyone! Coffee ready!☕️☕️❤️
Putting mine on now! Good Monday morning!
@@annettecinquemanifalbo17 enjoy!
Laura is going all Claus on us! This vignette will be a gorgeous 'bouquet' in short order :)
That’s what I thought too! Oh my goodness - Claus’s displays of tulips and then coleus in the recent videos. Amazing.
Yes, Claus immediately came to mind!
Love Claus...I think she made him MORE famous in America ...I am actually curious, most of us cannot afford proven winners plants on mass...let's see..great experiment
This is going to be a fun experiment that we can all afford.
I really enjoyed watching Laura plant every single plant in real-time instead of fast forward... :)
Me too!
Me three
I appreciated that she gave details on what each plant needed.
Does anyone else want to see Benjamin come out and attack those strawberries, and secretly hope he does another "egg dance"?!
Lol! Yes. It would have to be the strawberry dance though.
He does the 'strawberry wiggle' x
He’s so cute ❤️
With the number of pots together I think this is a brilliant idea! Also so unlike what Laura usually do, so love this new challenge!
I agree. I think it's going to look like one big planting by the end of the season.
Can't wait to see this display mature and shine... Good on you Aaron! And you too Laura for restraining yourself and giving a new perspective for us to consider. I know it is going to be a fabulous show!!!
I am so curious to see how these do! I can’t wait to see them filled in, and, of course, how they perform. Will love to see a before and after on these 🙏🏽🌸🌺🌻 Neat idea Aaron, great execution, as always Laura, and thanks Benjamin for helping pick out the lovely flowers!
I can picture Laura's face when Aaron suggested this idea!🤣 It is a great idea and a perfect learning experiment for all of us "Garden Answer Students"!
So glad to see this variation on the overstuffed pot theme. Sometimes less is more!
This is a great compromise for Aaron and Laura. Laura gets the variety by planting the grouping of different plants in different pots and Aaron gets the one plant per pot look. I love it. It mimics a real garden. For someone like me with a touch of ADD, this is really easy and pleasing on the eyes! Laura, I really think you are going to love this once it grows in.
Love, love LOVE the project!! I can't wait to see how this plays out over the season. I wonder how much ANXIETY sweet Laura had over this project? She seemed a little unsure of it all... LOL... Great IDEA AARON! 💡👍👏
When you said you were planting one plant per pot I still said to myself “yup, that’s one TYPE of plant per pot, right?” so color me surprised when it actually is ONE plant in each pot! So excited for this experiment.
I thought the same thing.
Maybe I’m a total weirdo, but I prefer one plant per pot. It’s just...classic and streamlined for the eyes to enjoy. Simple and classic.
I also enjoy one plant to a pot. Like houseplants. Although it is not my preference.
I planted my pots this year like that👍😊
Easier on the budget too!
@@jrecording4567 How?
@@ShiroTheDog purchasing one plant for a pot is a lot cheaper than purchasing 5 plants for that one pot.
Great idea, Laura. This will show folks that they can actually save money by using less plants and using fertilizer to assure proper growth to the plant. Another good idea that I would show is planting some containers with the same plants. Fertilize only one of the planters to compare with one where fertilizer isn't used. That way, your viewers can see for sure just how fertilizer works to make plants their best!
Great idea!!
I've thought of this too. I'd actually like to see three planters of the same size, prepared the same way with something really prolific like a proven winners petunia in each pot. One without fertilizer, one with only one of the "tone" fertilizers and then one with regular liquid feeding. A pic midway through the summer and another in Aug. I always wonder if I'm wasting money and time with my fertilizing.
I love that idea!!!
@@vzeimen Was thinking that if folks wanted to see the benefits of fertilizer, that would be a perfect solution for them. A lot of people don't understand the significance of fertilizer. Plus, Espoma would sell a lot more fertilizer, for sure! 👍😉
I know this took a lot of restraint on Laura’s part but it’ll be worth it.
Maybe
Lol give Aaron some credit. His container did look gorgeous.
I enjoyed that the planting process was recorded in real time and not fast speed.
Thank you, Aaron! I’m cheap and I can’t imagine spending what it would cost to use as many as annuals to make mine look as gorgeous as Laura’s always do.
Thank you for doing this experiment! This year is the first time I have ever grown Supertunia's (Didn't know about them till I started watching you!) and I wasn't sure how many to put into my small hanging baskets. Growing a small number of plants in each pot will be great to see for those who don't have the space or money to spend on a massive number of plants. Can't wait to see the results!
I planted supertunias in pots this year. OMG they are just thriving and thriving!! I put 5 in a 20 inch pot. I could probably put 4 in next year and be fine.
Based on Laura’s enthusiasm for these petunias, last year I planted many of them. I was religious in using her recommended bud worm killer ( it’s not the same as she’s showing today) and the frequency of application. Well, they still destroyed by the bud worms. Best of luck with yours!
I did one plant a pot this year. I used diffrent size pots n color in pots with a color theme of diffrent plants to blend with pots. For texture n height, I used pretty n interesting plants stands and obelisks. It was satisfying n better than several plants in pot n it was less mantainance.
One plant per pot. Can anyone else hear Laura’s brain 🧠 scream 😱 Nooooooooo Must Add More Plants!!! Aaron, has to be smiling behind the camera. 😂
I find myself wanting to fast forward to see them filled out !
Love this experiment. Poor Laura we can tell she wants to plant all those in just one pot.
Aaron is such a good camera man! So many other gardening channels are let down by the filming. He always uses great camera angles, manages to fit you and the plants you're talking about in the same shot, and frames everything perfectly. Talented! 👏
I love lots of plants in a container, but I think this experiment is going to be really glorious. Especially for smaller gardens.
Oh the restraint! This is a great. I can't wait to see how they grow! Y'all are a wonderful team...always love watching your videos. You've inspired me to garden and experiment in my own landscape!
Glad you showed this more affordable for some of us.
Afternoon Laura, this is a first for you. One plant per pot? I hope that you will sleep well after this unusual practice. Enjoy the plants. All those containers are so beautiful. I like the different shapes and sizes.
I'd never thought I'd see the day when Laura fills a container with ONE plant!
I love the combination of bright colors in these pots. I can't wait to see them perform!🧡💛💚💙💗
These gorgeous pots of flowers are already looking like a Symphony of First Chair Beauties!
Thank you so much Aaron! Those of us with a smaller gardening budget can afford only one plant per pot, so it feels good to be represented in one of your videos. It feels more attainable to see this type of planting, and will help us understand better how each of the plants looks and reacts to water/fertilizer/and soil room. Thanks for including our real-life gardening experience. I hope you will do more such plantings.
I cannot say enough how much Garden Answer videos inspire and teach me!!!! My front and back yards have undergone tremendous changes since I started watching Garden Answer four years ago. And to see the incredible changes Aaron and Laura are doing to their own property....glorious!!!!!! I have tried my hand at grouping pots in the past but wasn't satisfied with what I created. Because of this video, I will try again!!!! Thank you for consistently providing such wonderful, useful and gorgeous content. Time to get my hands dirty!!!!
The title on this video is everything
Lol…I can almost hear the narrator…”it was with fear and trepidation that Laura announced that she would be planting just ONE plant per pot.” 😂 Looking forward to seeing how they fill out and look throughout the summer. 😍
This is an interesting experiment on many levels. I want to see how long it takes for the plants to fill in, how the various heights work together, how Laura will adjust the water if only certain pots need more/less water and how often she feeds them. I hope we get frequent updates on their progress.
❤ I love one plant per pot! I plant my containers up that way all the time. When they start to grow and fill in, they looks so simple, yet gorgeous. Especially with multiple pots grouped together like that. It's going to look stunning. Can't wait to see the update. 🙂👍
This is more on my scale / budget and normally what I do...Hope more single pot vids are seen here.
Great video! Do you ever find your neighbors peeking over your fence to see what's going on? I know I would be that nosy neighbor.
This felt more like a breath of fresh air. Now I feel like I can afford to buy plants. With your green thumb 👍 Laura anything you plant grows amazing.
😮 such restraint! But you know what? It will be stunning! Think of the "group" as one big pot 😉
Great idea for so many pots in one area! It would be way too busy with different arrangements all crowded together. This way it's like one huge arrangement with each flower contained. It looks good already and it is going to be stunning when they are grown and blooming gloriously. Thanks for all you do! 💚
Thumbs up Aaron on a great challenge of one plant per pot for Laura, she did amazing as I knew she would! It is pleasing to the eye and will fill in quickly to an amazing display of color and texture...well done! 👍💞
What a fun project! Can’t wait to see this area next month.
Laura you crack me up! One plant per container ( it will be cute😂)
This is why l LOVE watching! You make me smile and I love everything you do to help us learn about gardening and you do it always with a smile! You make my day🌸
The way the pots are set up and the chosen flower to each pot still looks really pretty! I think that ensemble is going to do really well !
Those containers will be so pretty, can’t wait to see what they look like in the future.
I could see in your face that when you said “ one plant per container “ your soul wanted to scream “NOOOOOO! Pack it full !!!” Lol. Because I did too.
I just have to say that color green looks beautiful on you, Laura.
I bought several plants on clearance at lowes a month ago. Wanted to put them in the ground but did pot first for more focused attention and watering. My favorite pot is a little 10" with 2 deep pink pentas. Looks so good all alone in the pot that they will stay there all season.
This reminds me of Claus’ containers. I actually prefer this type of planting it looks like a huge bouquet.
That’s a great idea to show what one plant can do. Lots of people can’t afford more plants. I curious how it turn out!😎❤️
I'm so excited to see the results!! I love the typical Laura-full pots, but this is more in line with my budget instead of my dreams. Thank you Aaron!
OH MY. This is a project to watch!! My heart skipped a beat at ONE plant.
Oh wow, I can't wait to see the results of one per pot. I really liked the pink gomphrena carpet you had. 🌺
I remember that too but didn't she say that the smell wasn't that great?
You are right Aaron, this was a great idea. Looking forward to follow up views of each pot.
That is the prettiest background with the willow tree and arborvitae! All the green is so refreshing. Looks like a beautiful summer day. 😊 Loving the simplicity of one plant in each pot.
I LOVE 💕 that u r doing this!!!! I can't afford to buy or time to grow SO MANY plants to pack the flower pots like so many people do ...I have to wait for them to fill in and it always has made me feel like I am the only one that does it like this....this is great u do this for most of us that can not plant like u can....u r the best!!! Thanks 👍😊
You will enjoy these as much as Claus does. It’s always good to try something new.
I love it!! Yay Aaron for the idea!
Good morning from East Texas! Finally 10 days with no rain forecasted! We've had rain for two months straight!
Southern WI in severe drought. My water bill will be terrible this quarter. Hope you get our sun and heat.
@@kaystinebrink1220 gosh I know the weather patterns all around the country seems like to me to be so extreme, one way or the other! I'm sure come August I'll be praying for rain! The humidity here is almost suffocating! I mowed some of my pastures yesterday and it was almost unbearable! 5 hours of hot humid 90+! Gotta get after it again as soon as my cup is empty, feed my horses, barn cats, and dog! Maybe I can even plant a few more things today now that the ground isn't so saturated and they won't drown! Have a good'n!
@@kaystinebrink1220 Same with Iowa. It's been so hot and dry that I've lost two of my Super Bells in just two weeks from planting even with watering every day. Plus everything else is getting burned up! Unreal.
SW Ohio the same. California, Utah, Arizona all need the rain so badly. Wish we could flip a switch and send it to them.
Hey Annette! I also live in East Texas! My poor yard has looked like a swamp for the past month and I've struggled to keep a few plants from drowning. We're in the same boat...literally! Lol
I'm excited to see these in the next garden tour. Since my garden is small this idea would work. Thank you Aaron for the suggestion & Laura for going with it. 😍😁
Hahaha this would be about my speed & budget! So excellent idea Aaron 💞☀️
Already looks sweet, like a wildflower garden in pots! And it will be helpful to see each plant's growing habit (height, width, trailing, etc) Great idea 💚
"Berried Treasure" Love that!
Surprised at my own reaction to this experiment of a single plant in each container. Typically I like to fill'em up - I thought maybe planting three of each variety in each planter would be needed. But this was perfect! They will fill in beautifully.
Since my house looks like a little cottage this idea for single plants in each container will work beautifully in my front yard!
Happy Gardening!
I think this is going to be beautiful, it's like one of Laura's normal pots in a number of different ones ;-) Aaron should do an "egg dance" for his great idea!!
I was suspect that the video title was click bait…. I had to see it, to believe it. 😉😉😉😉🤣🤣🤣🤣 These will be beautiful!! 🥰🥰
I know! I was thinking, "surely they mean only one TYPE of plant per pot..." Way to show how gardeners can always try something new and stretch their comfort zone!
I thought the same. 3 or 5 of this "one" plant. hehehe
Aaron- this may be my FAVORITE Laura video ever!!!!!
Way to go Aaron & Laura. Bet she'll be really surprised how much she likes the one pot wonders :) Since they're in a grouping, it's really like one big container with different plants. Ah, a new recipe. Can't wait to see updates.
I think this will look beautiful. Great idea, Aaron. It also gives people on a smaller budget an idea of what they can create with a potscape and a few vigorous plants. 🏆
This is such great idea. It not only showcases the induvial plants but also show people, with a lower budget, that they can do this successfully. I must admit, I've sometimes felt that you can plant so many plants because you got them inexpensively from PW. Perennials I can justify but I have often found myself looking lustfully at annual displays in the garden centers knowing that they are not in the budget.
I am so glad you are doing this. Aaron must have been watching Claus Dalby talk about his planting one plant per pot. I am more like you Laura, the more the merrier, but will be trying this out too! Looking forward to the wonderful display!
Uh oh..I usually ask myself “What would Laura do?” But I might need to start asking “What would Aaron do?” 🪴
Anyone want to take bets on Susan’s comment being the top comment in the next recap video?!😁
I thought the exact same thing!
I think Aaron had a spectacular idea. I am excited to see the plants fill these pots. Thank you for continuing to inspire me.
“Berried treasure” that made me giggle. 😂
Yes! This made me think, “Laura’s a real Mom!! “ Love it 😊
Gonna be a show stopper once the plants fill in, thank you for sharing,
Aaron how did you pull this off? I could feel Laura’s resistance. 🤣🥰
Your expression is priceless regarding only one plant per container.. this will be cute 🤪
Wow Laura very proud of you!! In the beginning I pictured multiples of one type of plant, but way to go Aaron for the idea! It for sure will look awesome!
Love that Aaron and Benjamin are contributing! I need that sunflower
🪴🪴🪴Great idea Aaron, one type of plant per planter !🪴🪴🪴
Simple, edited & beautiful ! 🪴🪴🪴🪴🪴
I love the finished product! It was hard to visualize at first, but I think having one plant per pot is very calming and pleasing to the eye. It will become even more stunning as the plants fill out. Love this approach for groups of pots!
Laura- I’m very excited to see this single flower planting for multiple reasons. Thank you
They look so beautiful! I love this look. Way to go, Laura, trying something new and out of your comfort zone!
This setup reminds me of Claus Daulby's display of containers of tulips,which I really love. Can't wait to see them in their full glory.
I think this is the most excited I have been to watch containers fill-in on your channel! I think it will be super beautiful and a fun experiment, as well!
Aaron Made Me Do It . Bravo, Aaron! 😎😅😅😅 I love this wonderful famyli 🥰🥰🥰🥰 👨👩👧👦
They already look lovely!! I think because they’re planted in groups they don’t look sparse. Can’t wait to see them fill out!
Every year I want to do this after looking at Claus Dalby's pictures and then I go to the nursery and lose my mind.
Thanks so much for sharing these!! That Saturn is glorious!! So pretty - like a sunset!! 🌅 Absolutely love the color choices too. Can’t wait to see as they mature and fill in.
This is fabulous! Aaron is an evil genius and it's cracking me up he had this idea. Can't wait for the results!
I really like that you went with Aaron’s (sp.) suggestion. I think you’re going to end up with something very pretty - a piece of art. I can’t wait to see it.
that is gonna be beautiful. nice way to use and show off the extra pots!!!