April Garden Tour! // Garden Answer
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I'm starting to love going back to these old videos to see how much has really changed! So much work has gone into this property in just two short years!
I’m watching now in 2021 & feeling the same. I know mostly how Laura has it all in 2021 & it’s very cool to see how it was in their first spring there 4 yrs ago
I can't tell you how much I enjoy these garden tours. I love all your videos but these are the cream of the crop. When I see that you have posted one, I get myself a cool drink sit down and just unwind and enjoy all the beauty you bring us. Can't wait to see all the projects you have planned for this year. Good luck with everything and Happy Gardening!
Mimi Zabel
I so much enjoy your videos💞🐘💞🐘💞🐘
Dear Laura. I'm Fadhilah from Malaysia. Your videos really inspire me. I never knew gardening is such a wonderful hobby. Each morning I wake up I cannot wait to go out to look at my plants. Thank you i got a lot of knowledge from your videos. The best part I can touch the potting soil with my bare hand after watching you planting.
I didn't start watching your channel until a couple of years ago. But now, as we have just bought out first house and starting our own garden it is so refreshing to go back to your older videos and see how everything has evolved so beautifully. Gives me hope that even though it seems slow now, ours will be everything we dream of in just a few short years. ❤️
It is fun to revisit this video and realize how far you have come in making your house your home over the last few years.
I absolutely love your videos and your channel! My husband and I recently became first time homeowners with our own backyard (a luxury we did not have with our previous SF apartment). I have spent this last year learning about the plants the wonderful previous owners left us, and trying to maintain them while also planting new perennials. When I started doing my gardening research, I was so grateful that I came across your channel. Since watching your tips and tutorials, I have created our vegetable garden, a few fairy gardens, countless succulent arrangements, planted perennials and a few annuals. I really want to just say thank you! Your videos and tips are SO helpful. You are clear, concise, and give very detailed explanations in what you are doing and why you are doing it. Whenever I need inspiration, ideas or explanations, I know I can turn to your channel and you can help me through whatever gardening hurdle I am facing. So once again thank you! Your passion for gardening is contagious, and you by far are my favorite youtube artist :)
Hi Laura! Just did a GardenAnswer marathon this week and so wish you had a clone for the south! I am from the Mid Atlantic and currently live in the Charleston area. As you well know, southern gardens differ greatly from New England gardens! You are inspirational for all zones but the south is sorely lacking a Garden Answer series!
but the red is so beautiful, it just makes everything pop.
I love how happy your spirit is giving this tour it's infectious! It makes me want to change up my whole backyard garden!
Liz Bloomburg: I agree! Very uplifting!
It's so much fun to watch this video in retrospect, after we know how your garden looks now :) You and your garden are amazing!!!
I'm so happy you're keeping the weeping willow! :)
While I love all your videos, I think these garden tours are my favorite. Your's is my favorite youtube channel and always inspire me!
So much inspiration. I know absolutely nothing about gardening and now I can't wait to start working on my jungle of a yard!!!
girllll... if this is what your earthly home garden looks like I can't even imagine what yours will look like in heaven haha. Your green thumb completely amazes me!
Laura, all I can say is WOW. Every area is so thought out and special. Thank you for taking the time to make these garden tour videos each month!!
Laura, I haven't read any comments below yet but my suggestion on your archway, is install a statue off in the grass beyond the arch to attack the eye and the arch will become a focal point. Beautiful.
Your videos are my favorite even tho i live in an apartment with no patio, and all north facing windows so even indoor plants dont get enough light lol. Keep it up! let me live through you! haha
Right there with you! Apartment, a little bit of light but mostly dark, no patio no nothing!
No need to feel left out! Just feast your eyes on the wonderful low light house plants available online & in stores these days. A
There are numerous RUclipsrs who do vids on their house plants, including those with low light collectons. Some do regular shows revealing their latest aquisitions. No doubt you'd enjoy seeing them unwrap & talk about their new plants they've bought online, with genuine enthusiasm as heir eyes fall on each one tbey unwrap.
It's inspired me to try some new plants I'd never seen or heard of before, & I've kept houseplants for about 50 years. It's so much fun.
Do look into all types of clip on or stand or hanging grow lights to help you enjoy the stunning ass8ortment of houseplants to explore!
Many on RUclips now
Just rewatched this video. Fun to look back, and very impressed with what you’ve accomplished in the 2 yrs since 👩🏻🌾🌼...plus had a baby 🤱🏻💚!
501 videos! I love them and I am learning so much. you go girl!
I love these tours, I love vicariously through your garden.
Watching this a year later & I can’t believe how much has changed in a year! Way to go! 🏆
I arrived to that video by MissOrchidsGirl account and my attention was caught by the video. I was astonished to see how much wide and organised your garden is. Simply amazing. I cannot imagine how much work it needs to be kept neat and tidy. Wonderful. For sure you are full of plans to organize your garden and I think that you could gorgeous results with surfinias, clematis, echinacea, amarillys (to mention some of the first that come to my mind)... Actually your garden suits everything possible! Great...I am very curious to see next videos about it.
Love your statues, you have great taste.
The best
Your property is what I dream of having!!! Just gorgeous. Great video as always ♥️
Be careful...As beautiful as their property is, for a normal person, the maintennance would require a full time crew, just to weed & maintain clean edges on sculpted shrubs, hedges & borders. Then too, there's dead heading, pruning, & checking for insect damage, & staying on top of checking & adjusting the timers & emitters & overall irrigation system, & hand watering.
Next there's the removal of yellowed leaves, dead, failed plants & replacing them, or relocating survivors to visually compensate to fill in empty spaces to maintain perfect balance.
There's no time to waste. Shut off the TV! Get off the computer you slacker!Chop chop. Work quickly & daily. No lolling about or taking off for a few days!
If you do, you may return to a few drooping plants or gophers having a field day, with their friends!
Many areas of these beds & borders are formally balanced designs, so must be precicely maintained.
Many years ago, I'd dreamed, researched, planned, designed, cleared & planted several garden beds on all sides of tbe house,& several plants were placed to mirror each other. Others, like lavendar, edged paths. All were ecpected to play nicely together.
I was injured & assumed I'd get back to normal capacities & could handle it. I didn't & couldn't keep it up, but it's spring again, so I'll have another crack at it & will be simplifying & adjusting.
I've just discovered your channel and I've binge watched your videos. I really love to see your garden tours and landscaping projects. Much love
My folks had ivy grown since I was little girl all along one side of the house near my fathers office entrance. They got it removed back in 1970's and the ivy had dug into the brick work. Their home was old brick painted white and it was never like the rest of the house:( Ivy is wonderful in small increments:)
So funny to see the gazebo! They have come a long way with this garden 😅
I would love to see the video where you open the 'thunder egg,' please do it!!
Me too
I love the bees, your garden is very beautiful.Thank you.
I think last time I missed the bumerang lilac bush part. I’m glad I decided to watch again. I didn’t know to take the old flowers off after spring so it can re bloom. I’m planning out my planting projects for spring.
Holy cow was I exhausted after watching your tour.. if you could bottle that energy youd make million. im loving the hellobouras and now will be planting those in my yard since hearing you talk about them.
I just came in from my garden and saw your April Garden Tour post! Sat down with a cup of tea and thoroughly enjoyed seeing how everything did during your tough winter. Thanks for the tour!
Your gardens are starting to give us a preview of wonderful things to come
I can't tell you how much I love your garden tours !! Thanks so much for sharing your talent with us.
I love watching your videos .The flowers and plants are pretty just like you.
Dexter needs a garden lol a little spot with some lemongrass, catnip.....
Randi Schmidt omg yes!
Please consider doing garden tours in different homes across the country. We have a garden tour in West Seattle every year & the gardens are amazing. I would love to see other gardens from different regions. You do this so well!
Your plate is definitely full!...Mother is always right...If I wait, my Iris fills in all of the blank spaces...Tulip surprises are awesome...I'm in favor of the see though chairs idea for the new table...we call our Thunder eggs, "Dinosaur eggs"...The issue I have with Elms is the shedding, with branches always needing picked up...Thanks for the great tour!...Liked!
Thanks Laura for sharing your garden with us. Your garden is absolutely beautiful, love the bulbs, statues & everything. I show my girls your videos and tell them, "See, there are people out there just like me ".
Thanks for the great tour. It's so nice to hear you are giving your unwanted red roses to your mother in law. Its great to recycle plants and shares with others rather than to throw plants out. I also don't like red which is a bit strange as I am a Leo and am suppose to like red and hot colours. My favourites are pastel pinks blues and whites. Can't wait to see your May tour it's the best time in my garden in England as well.
butterfly and bee garden! that sounds amaizing
Hi Laura. It's been so much fun watching your videos and all the changes you've made since you moved in. Beautiful, you have such an eye for artistry. I love it all. Have a great day.
Every consider getting a drone and getting some awesome shots of your garden from above??
She did that over the winter. A summer edition would be nice indeed.
I'm not sure if you've ever considered it but your formal garden would look amazing as a rose garden. With spiller roses in the urn planters and roses along the fence. (Not that it isn't amazing as it is because I love every piece of your property and love that you share your projects!!) ❤️
Ooooo... those tulips are lovely! I know you don't care for the warm colors, but having a hot bed or two, here and there, of spring flowers, like the tulips, would definitely help take the chill out of winter!🌷
Oh I can't wait until you do your vegetable garden and plant all those pine trees 🌲 thank you for another great video Laura and Erin 👍🏼🕊
The garden has really come to life! Everything looks great and there is so much potential! Keep us posted on your upcoming projects - especially the vegetable garden :) Happy Sunday!
Fabulous and so wonderful you kept the weeping willow!
I think the tulips you're not sure of are parrot tulips, but I could be wrong. I'm new to your site and I think you are the best. You are thorough and a delight to listen to and watch.
I just love your videos. So nice to see in Jan and Feb.
your garden is huge...you are maintaining it very well.
So excited about the possible bee and butterfly garden. That sounds gorgeous. Love your garden tours and seeing the progress of your projects and hearing about your visions for different areas of the garden. I'm kind of living vicariously through you as we've only got a balcony at the moment. Also, those cafe noir tulips are stunning! Such a romantic look.
Love, Love LOVE your garden, and your garden tour videos!! I sit in my apartment and just wish to have something like that. Thanks for creating great content like that, it helps me daydream.
Rustle is a Hemingway! I love his thumbs!! 😆
July 4th 2022 Laura so much has changed in your lovely garden 😊
Yeeeea I'm so glad to hear that willow tree is staying. I love that in all the videos.
Love love looooove your garden and the tours of it!! I have never had the desire for statues before, but seeing them in your tours has me wanting to incorporate them now! They are so elegant and beautiful; they add just the right enhancement to those spots.
I too, worry about my boxwood in the winter. Those urns would look great with nicotiana and licorice plant.
Thank you so much for your videos, you're my hero, such an inspiration to me. I know nothing about gardening unfortunately. We recently bought a new home in Maine we have a beautiful pond you would love and we're on a lovely river. I wish you could see it all I can just imagine plans you would come up with. My husband built me the most adorable shed, looks like a little cottage. I love it so much I recently suffered a stroke in September will not be one of my fondest memories. I'm still recovering but still getting stronger by the day, just not strong enough to even think about gardening yet. :( watching your videos and trying to learn is getting me through a lot of my down time. I've been trying to collect some things to be able to make a fairy garden one day soon I hope. Not at all easy finding things for such a garden. Around here anyway. Anyway congratulations on your new home, can't wait to see the interior, it's just beautiful!! My home was built in 1939 with a lot of the original features and that's what grabbed me and I fell in love with it. So much character!
Yes please show us how to install the fountain! And I'd love to see how to properly get rid of ivy, we have it smothering a good part of our lawn. I love that one of your school colors was "corn", you kooky Oregonians! :D
Thank you for sharing yourgardens with us. I enjoyed seeing all of them but I mostly emjoyed the greenhouse part.
Blue really makes your eyes pop 👍.
Enjoying your April tour very much. Though you're Z 5, as am I, your plantings are way ahead of mine.
Lucky for me, the numerous types of Narcussus & a few surviving medium pink Tulips are just beginning to come up, since my spring bulb garden, which also has several blooming ground covers, like lavender Phlox, white & pink Soapwort & my favorite, white Iberis,which are not yet up, is seriously overrun by Poison Ivy, which has yet to leaf out.
Love your new concrete table. To my eye, may I suggest 3 low, curved concrete benches, which would each settle in visually, & not compete with nor block a full view of the very fancy table's edge.
I've seen such ready made benches, so you could easily locate some, with a simple bevelled edge, or one with an edge that looks like rope is, a series of rounded, parallels, within a bevelled edge.
One can sit with legs facing towards the table's base when dining , or sit astride an end for a quick rest while taking a phone call, or sit with legs out, away from table, while one could lean back against the edge of the table, looking out, your tea or wine glass & phone by your side, along with your note pads & sketch books, without having to move the benches!
Ben could sit there in a strapped in booster seat, & later easily sit on his own, & the cat could easily nap in the sun!
Whaddya think?
I feel your pain. There's a similar tree to your elm, a boxelder. A wretched tree, even came with it's own ugly black/orange bugs that were as thick on the ground as the seeds it spewed -- absolutely everywhere! It was our neighbor's tree, which was finally cut down a few years ago, and I'm still pulling all of the saplings from the tons of seeds!!
You should be very proud! Everything looks so beautiful and I really enjoy all your videos. Thanks for all the tips and ideas!!! Please, keep them coming...you truly are my inspiration.
Your gardens are beautiful! Can't wait to see May's video. I think you should reconsider your dislike of red...the red and yellow tulips together were my favorite. Although I did like the peony shaped ones as well! I don't plant red flowers in my garden, but I almost always have a red geranium in a hanging basket. They just remind me of summer!
thank you Laura, like always we enjoyed the tours in your garden, please keep doing it, we love hearing all you do and plan!!
not a fan of the pollen this time of year but I love watching as everything begins to come to life.
Wow Beautiful beautiful gardens good luck with everything
the foutin that you put over there is perfect for that spot.
Gardening is so therapeutic. Love watching your videos and I can't wait for your future projects!
I love to watch your garden tour, talk about how you design it, please do it in every seasons!
gardens and grass are looking 👌
I’m a huge fan of your channel. Like most we are curious about the geode. I can’t wait to see what you’ve found!! Hope to see a post on this one day!!!
Your front area with the fence going up to the front door is so beautiful!
Thumbs up for that ivy gone!! 👍🏼
How about circular benches for your table? Cement with custom cushions. Gorgeous garden. Thank you for sharing! :)
Debbie Cassidy good idea!
That would be perfect! I was sitting here thinking for the longest time about it, but you nailed it!
You have so many beautiful trellises.
Great tour!!! Happy Spring🌸☔️🌸☔️🌸☔️🌷🌷🌷
I adore your garden. And I love watching your videos. Not having a real garden of my own, I miss planting and watching thing grow.
I wanted to offer you an idea for that spot in front of your house where the ac unit was. I was thinking a pink Dogwood..
It would add some spring color to the front of the house and some of them have very pretty autumn color too... Keep the videos coming...
Your property is HUGE!! 😍🙀
Всё просто великолепно!!! Сколько труда!!!
Every thing looks so great
Wow! Such a beautiful place that you get to call home. Looking forward to the May tour. Thank you for sharing your lovely landscape with all of us. I'm such a fan of Guara. I have several that I planted last year and will be adding lots more this year. They look magical with the breeze blowing. I am excited to see your in bloom. I really enjoy the longer videos. Well I love all of your videos! 😂
Have a great day and God Bless.
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PS - The space you are going to plant the purple petunias will look so pretty! 💜💜💜💛💛💛😋😋
Ooh, with that entrance, please please change that front door to something more spectacular. Something with patterned, cut glass and a beautiful black metal sconce on each side to match the ironwork of the entrance stairway, or whatever you love because you have such a great eye for design. That could be really spectacular given the entry staircase. I do home renovations so that's what catches my eye. I like to play with the notion of having your landscape designs on my imaginary and real properties. I bummed that you don't like red as it's my favorite color, especially with yellow.
That's the prettiest garden I've ever seen! You've earned yourself a subscriber! Thanks for touring us around
Spectacular guys....cutest idea🤔where we all assumed the arbor arch would fit...what about a fairy land.....like a village...👍😃bc ya have free time I know to build it....course I bring my kids with me to greenhouses and I have fairy villages and gnomes lands and lil farms under all my tables 😃😅😂i love tho
Love watching your videos 😊please keep making more 🙏🏼 some plants I can't get in Calgary, Alberta,Canada 🇨🇦, but I let my mom know if she can get them for me in Victoria, BC,Canada 🇨🇦then I tried to grown then in Calgary 😊thank you so much for so many tips you give us in the videos 🙏🏼😊
Patricia Fry yes I know the feeling I live in Montreal Qc
OMG!! I love garden tours... been waithing day by day for this😃. Nice!!
You made your house in such a great and awesome place ,I loved your gardens
I love your videos! I look forward to everyone you share! ❤️💐👒
Your flowers are AMAZING 👏👏
Wow!!! What an AMAZING space you have. Looking forward to your future videos. 🌷🌹🌸
Loved your garden tour!!!!! So excited for your upcoming projects!!!
I love your tour videos!!! the new table is gorgeous and I have wrought iron chairs with cushions that make dining outside very comfortable.
So excited! Been waiting for the updated tour!!!- Kristy
Watching this now while waiting for Laura and Aaron to upload the April 2022 tour...
Do a fairy walkway or lil village!!! It should be a good middle ground between a walkway and filler plants
Love your garden tours, Laura. Lots of great info and inspiration for my garden. Thanks!
I’m 13 and I am going to grow tulips just bought boxwoods tons of supertunias and other flower you are my inspiration haha😊😊
I love the table and the fountain!!!! Wow!!!