Please don’t think I’m a creeper or anything but I could listen to you talk about plants all the time. It’s very apparent the joy that gardening brings you and your love to share it with others. Thank you!
What I love about Garden Answer Miss Laura videos is I’ve never read any negative comments. In this day & age, it’s quite remarkable. I do read concern sometimes but it’s helpful comments. Thanks to your fans, they sure love you...
It’s a potted container plant crawl. What a joy. There are not enough videos of people showcasing their arrangements. Hope you do these kind of tours often!
I realized this past Summer and Fall whenever I passed a container when I was out somewhere, I could identify all of the plants in the container! A year ago I wouldn't have been able to do that. That's all because of Garden Answer videos! Thanks Laura and Aaron for increasing my knowledge of plants (and helping me add beauty to my own property)!
Laura, great video! Was never a coleus fan, but you’ve changed my mind. The growth was amazing. Already planted Huchera last fall because of you. Thanks for the inspiration
Container planting is what I’ve always mostly done. I love that you put this video together!! It’s so true you win some and lose some. Great tip on taking photos! I wish had my years back. Going forward I will keep photos of what worked that I loved!
So Beautiful to look back and see all your containers and window boxes!! They all did really well. Beautiful combinations! You have planted things in containers that I never thought to, like the Heucheras, I will definitely do this next season! Making a list and planning as we speak ~ Thank You for all your inspiration!! ps: I Love how you and Aaron work together and share the love!
I love this review of the annuals in containers. It's a great reminder of all that happened during the season. The timing is right to since it's planning time for next year :)
You mentioned that you pulled you plants out of the pots and stored them in the greenhouse for the winter. Can you do a video of how to properly store plants in a greenhouse for the winter and how to care for them long term til they are ready for spring planting? Can you also talk about the temperature flux in the greenhouse and how does that effect the plants since it is not heated? Does it get really hot during the day and then cold at night?
So inspired! Found your channel late this fall and have been loving it since! I wasn’t really a Gardner before but have such big plans for spring now!! So excited to create something beautiful! You inspired me to take on gardening to a whole new level!
Loved the review of containers, my favorites were the competition with Aaron along the fence. I hope you will do that again it was so much fun to watch Aaron's choice of plants and why he chose them. You both gave me so many new ideas for 2020 to try in my flower beds.
We enjoyed your challenge. Perhaps we all can challenge spouses and or friends? We’ll send results and if you’re able offer opinion. We could use proven winners as trials. Thoughts?
My goodness I love your garden, these look back videos are awesome, and I love hearing from you what your favorite stuff was. The inspiration I get from your channel is unending. I am so excited to hear about see the new adventures and garden expansions you have hinted about over the last few videos. If you do lose the front fence for a garden expansion I hope you move the hay racks over to the fence with the true drop containers. I just think that would be so glorious to have those beautiful pots and hay racks working together to create a beautiful living wall for you guys.
Just purchased 1,041 bulbs from Lowe's - end of season 75% off. I was inspired after watching Laura plant bulbs this year, but didn't want to pay full price since I don't have experience with flower bulbs. If they do half as well as hers did, I'll be thrilled. And, I'm planting Caladiums, Coleus & Dahlias next year - can't wait for spring to get here. Thanks Laura & Aaron for keeping us inspired.
"'''in the bleak midwinter" singing that song in my head. Thank you for the look see back at the containers! All of them were beautiful! I took notes as to what I would like to try next year! Thank you always for the inspiration!
Until I found Garden Answer, I was primarily a perennial gardener, exclusively, other than a few hanging baskets on my porch...but y'all have got me HOOKED on annuals in containers now! That Fall container really was absolute perfection; color, texture, scale... everything was spot on. I loved the rudbeckia and am hoping Santa brings me a gift card to Proven Winners. My first thought about your garden last year was how amazing the Silver Falls dichondra was. Such a simple plant, but it elevated every single container it was in. I was also completely enchanted by the cottagey area around your chicken coop! If you had to choose between Playing the Blues or Indiglo Girl salvias, would you have a strong preference?
@@barbll000 Haha, yes, I was a perennial snob too. But I also didn't not fully understand what annuals can do, and didn't know many of them. This was really my first season using them, and wow. Hoping to start some from seed over the winter to save money (perennials too), but have to do more research on that as I've grown almost nothing from seed, and nothing at all indoors.
@@nspector I brought the plants in and I'm keeping a few alive all winter. Closer to spring I'll take cuttings from them to grow more. Trying to save money because honestly I spent about $300 on annuals last year and that's too much. I just went crazy doing planters and had a lot of fun.
Been keeping a plant list and saving my money for all the plants I want to buy this spring from your parents garden center 😁 so please save some flowers for me lol 😉
Loved seeing all those plants again. Making me crave for spring. Planted my last bulbs last weekend. We have still had temps in the sixties in zone 7. So I said why not plant for spring (got the last ones seventy five off. Yay for me). Over all I have planted over 2000 bulbs cant wait to see their show. My auger is the bomb. Thanks for sharing.
The plant that stood out for me was the chocolate drop coleus! Like your planting, mine took over & really put on a show all season long! I will plant it again but as a filler! Like you, I like to change it up & try different things to see what performs well! Loved all the plants & containers that you reviewed in this video! Now off to make more plans for the 2020 season!!!! Happy Planning to all my fellow gardeners!! 😊👍🌾🌺❄📒✏🤔💚
You have inspired me for this coming springtime. I live in North Carolina 10 minutes from the Ocean and my back yard has 6 large pots with water sprays in them. So I plan on doing some beautiful plants in them because of your great work. Cannot wait to start. Thanks for sharing.
I can't wait to try some of these combinations in my flower beds, coleus is my favorite I have a wicked witch now, and it's gorgeous. Thanks for shaing.
You should put together a video on plant combinations that haven’t worked for you, it would be helpful for beginners who cram their pots full of pretty things without knowing how things will grow together, and give tips on what mistakes they can avoid making
I am so inspired by your content. I live in Arizona and have to adjust what I can plant and when. It seems like fall and winter is the growing season here. I worked so hard to plant and grow various seeds/plants with very little output. Now all my plants are thriving. It's challenging here.
Definitely going to plant more coleus this year. Colorful foliage is really growing on me. I will be repeating the Caladium I planted too. If I recall your Caladium was beautiful too!
I was so inspired by your dried grass arrangement with the Sky rocket pennisetum. I ended up doing the same using some grasses I had to make a Fall container myself and loved it! I will probably plant that type of grass in my landscape next year so I can do it again next Fall! Great idea!
This was nice. I would love to see a video where you ask the viewers to list the plantings they were inspired by or loved the most and you do a video showcasing those snapshots along with the retail of that planting. In this way gardeners can budget for spring planting and put a realistic dollar on their containers or landscape beds so they can achieve the full look you’re displaying. I understand retail varies from region to region, but your channel is geared toward inspiring and helping gardeners create a space they love and that involves a few dollars. I do respect if mentioning money in your videos leaves a bad taste in your mouth. 👩🏽🌾👜💳
Yes! These summary videos are a great idea to help planning for next year. I second you on the African daisy. I had to cut mine back in July so I had new bloom until the frost took them. I took some cuttings so I hope I can repeat the success next year. It might be interesting for you to show how you can save some plants from one year to another.
I have loved coleus for years and years. They have so many shapes, colors and sizes now. They have a lot that are sun tolerate. Coleus are so easy to root as well.
What a gorgeous look back! Loved so many of these and I cannot wait to be able to try some of these in my containers (especially more varieties of coleus and the grasses). I do hope the garden centers near me will carry more of them in the spring which I think it's about 100 days away. I can't wait! You have given me such inspiration with your videos!
will you do a video of the plants that failed to perform this year as well. nothing like a learning experience to improve our planting ideas. Also, as a bookworm that I am, would love a tour of the titles in your library behind you!
Thank you so much for all your hard work with all your videos. I’ve learned so much from you so I really appreciate it. I’m going back and binge watching for some inspiration for this year while I’m staring out at snow. 🥶
Wish you would do a.tour of your greenhouse and grow light room to show the annuals and tender perennials you are overwintering in those places. I live in a small condo but am trying to overwinter the lemon coral sedum (I learned about that from you) and the cerveza 'n lime plectranthus that did great in my pots on roof this year. Hoping I can get them to survive so I can use them again next spring/summer/fall. Keep sharing, love learning all the tips from you to use in my 13 containers on roof deck.
You're stimulating so many with new idea! I planted a new border last year, and I drew a diagram of it but now I wish I'd taken pictures...that sure would have made planning color choices for this year easier.
CONTAINER IDEA! SPRING 2020, crescent garden container competition #2, BUT this time, ROYGBIV THEME?! An “ALL THE COLORS OF THE RAINBOW” project . 14 containers, 2 for each color, 7x colors, you and Aaron each do one container for every color! It would be whimsical, unique, memorable, challenging, and beautiful! PLEASE I would love to see this! Maybe we could all vote on ideas like you’ve done in the past? Love your work, thank you!
Between how my coleus and your coleus did in containers this year, it tells me they need to be in containers by themselves. Thanks for the recap. One on the perennials you've planted over the years would be nice to see how they did or didn't do.
Loved your window box with the brunnera. I had some coleus in a pot on my north facing balcony this summer(no sun) and it grew to almost 3' tall. Coleus is my go to for awesome colour and drama!!
Wow! This was great. Thank you so much for all of the info about these plants. It's very helpful & just nice to know how they do for you. So thank you for doing this type of video. God bless & Merry Christmas to you all.
So happy to see pt.2. So awesome to look back & remember all the beautiful flowers. Ideas galore for spring. Snowing today.😳thanks Laura. btw That Container Challenge was awesome.Just sayin😀
Hi Laura! Just a thought....since you may be moving the front fence (sounds exciting) why not put the hay racks on the right entrance driveway fence instead of the planter pots. They would be beautiful there. :)
Thank you for this! I wish more people knew about the subscription/membership to your channel. I am on the groupie page and people are always saying they had no idea. They also say they don't know they can support you by watching the video on RUclips. I have noticed that most of the time I get the Facebook notification of a new video several hours before the RUclips notification on my phone. Do you have any control over the notifications? Also some of the homestead channels we watch only post their videos to RUclips and only announcements and still photos to Facebook. So they get revenue from all their videos I guess. Not a bad idea!! Just a thought, but if you increase your revenue through advertising and membership on RUclips, you can spend it however you want. I don't think you need to set up a complicated process. You can support your community (I know you do plenty), Charity, reinvest in your business, save for retirement!! Whatever. It's not our place to tell you how to spend your hard-earned money. Please just keep doing what you do, you guys are God's blessing to so many. Thank you 💛
I still don't understand the subscription/membership thing. Someone said I'd see a join button by the bell, but there's nothing like that on mine. If you have any further information please share.
@@christleannsilcox7665 Hello! If you look on this video, next to where it says "Subscribed" (the bell is to the right of it, to the left of subscribe there is a button that says "Join". You can click on that and it will open a window that tells you about it. Hope this helps! 😊
The cousin IT pot is hilarious 😄 If you decide to utilize those hayracks next year, I bet diamond mountain euphorbia and chocolate drop coleus would perform beautifully!
The colour variations in Supertunia Honey were so beautiful in my backyard container this past summer! Will definitely pick up more of those plants next Spring!
I’m so curious as to what your plans are for the fence at the entrance to your property. You’ve hinted a couple of times about something different. 😍😍😍
Thank you so much for doing this video! I was able to fill in some of my notes from earlier in the season of plants I want to try next year. So inspiring and uplifting on a bleak winter morning! Much love to y’all! 💚♥️🙌
Yes what a great coffee with Laura video and a look back at some of those awesome plants!!! I totally forgot how some of those coleus did and it was so fun to see them again. I am also making a list ( and checking it twice ;) ) to hopefully get for our playground garden!! Thanks again for this information!!
The cannas were the most beautiful centerpiece for me. They stayed so tight and formal all season. In my opinion for formal garden it is better centerpiece than grasses.
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Please don’t think I’m a creeper or anything but I could listen to you talk about plants all the time. It’s very apparent the joy that gardening brings you and your love to share it with others. Thank you!
I love and think it is soooo sweet when Laura refers to Aaron throughout her videos if she is unsure of something. I adore you guys! 💕
What I love about Garden Answer Miss Laura videos is I’ve never read any negative comments. In this day & age, it’s quite remarkable. I do read concern sometimes but it’s helpful comments. Thanks to your fans, they sure love you...
It’s a potted container plant crawl. What a joy. There are not enough videos of people showcasing their arrangements. Hope you do these kind of tours often!
I realized this past Summer and Fall whenever I passed a container when I was out somewhere, I could identify all of the plants in the container! A year ago I wouldn't have been able to do that. That's all because of Garden Answer videos! Thanks Laura and Aaron for increasing my knowledge of plants (and helping me add beauty to my own property)!
Yes, ditto. Huge change for me.
My mother raised 6 kids with antiques...they do learn what they can touch and not touch.
Laura, great video! Was never a coleus fan, but you’ve changed my mind. The growth was amazing. Already planted Huchera last fall because of you. Thanks for the inspiration
Good job friend happy day 🤗
I would love to see a video of your favorite perennials from last year!
The container competition along the fence was one of my favorite videos. Interesting too.
Container planting is what I’ve always mostly done. I love that you put this video together!! It’s so true you win some and lose some. Great tip on taking photos! I wish had my years back. Going forward I will keep photos of what worked that I loved!
Looovvveeed this. So many ideas bouncing around in my head for spring now.
I need to watch this one again. Love your videos.
So Beautiful to look back and see all your containers and window boxes!! They all did really well. Beautiful combinations! You have planted things in containers that I never thought to, like the Heucheras, I will definitely do this next season! Making a list and planning as we speak ~ Thank You for all your inspiration!! ps: I Love how you and Aaron work together and share the love!
I love your ideas that sometimes you forget thank you from Switzerland
I want to watch this again before picking out my container flowers !
Thank you so much for your look back at the containers 😊 so beautiful and inspirational!
I love this review of the annuals in containers. It's a great reminder of all that happened during the season. The timing is right to since it's planning time for next year :)
Laura, do you ever have neighbors at your fence lines, checking out your flowers and plants? lol 🎄🎅🎄
Joanne Hunstiger I wish they would have bought all that land around them... they could have done such a wonderful job with all that property
They are all so pretty. Wishing it were Spring. We have snow today🌸🌸
Love love love this!! I am so over winter already!! LOL Today I received the whole seed catalog and I am ready for spring!!!
You mentioned that you pulled you plants out of the pots and stored them in the greenhouse for the winter. Can you do a video of how to properly store plants in a greenhouse for the winter and how to care for them long term til they are ready for spring planting? Can you also talk about the temperature flux in the greenhouse and how does that effect the plants since it is not heated? Does it get really hot during the day and then cold at night?
So inspired! Found your channel late this fall and have been loving it since! I wasn’t really a Gardner before but have such big plans for spring now!! So excited to create something beautiful! You inspired me to take on gardening to a whole new level!
Welcome... Laura and Aaron are awesome!
I loved this all season. Hope you will do this with Aaron again next year.
Loved the review of containers, my favorites were the competition with Aaron along the fence. I hope you will do that again it was so much fun to watch Aaron's choice of plants and why he chose them. You both gave me so many new ideas for 2020 to try in my flower beds.
Please tell us that you both will do another container challenge next year?!?
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We enjoyed your challenge. Perhaps we all can challenge spouses and or friends? We’ll send results and if you’re able offer opinion. We could use proven winners as trials. Thoughts?
You are an inspiration Laura ❤️ I love the hayracks♥️♥️
This look back helps so much those of us who mostly grow in containers. 💚✨🥰
WOW! It was a great summer!! I will be saving this video in my garden playlist. Definitely going to replicate some of these pots in my garden!!
T.Y.& why am I not doing that?😏
My goodness I love your garden, these look back videos are awesome, and I love hearing from you what your favorite stuff was. The inspiration I get from your channel is unending. I am so excited to hear about see the new adventures and garden expansions you have hinted about over the last few videos. If you do lose the front fence for a garden expansion I hope you move the hay racks over to the fence with the true drop containers. I just think that would be so glorious to have those beautiful pots and hay racks working together to create a beautiful living wall for you guys.
Wow!! It is awesome to look back with you. The containers are stunning.
Just purchased 1,041 bulbs from Lowe's - end of season 75% off. I was inspired after watching Laura plant bulbs this year, but didn't want to pay full price since I don't have experience with flower bulbs. If they do half as well as hers did, I'll be thrilled. And, I'm planting Caladiums, Coleus & Dahlias next year - can't wait for spring to get here. Thanks Laura & Aaron for keeping us inspired.
Just out of curiosity, what did that end up costing (the bulbs, in total)?
i love this look back. i am so ready for spring and really looking forward to what you guys have planned for this next year
"'''in the bleak midwinter" singing that song in my head. Thank you for the look see back at the containers! All of them were beautiful! I took notes as to what I would like to try next year! Thank you always for the inspiration!
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Until I found Garden Answer, I was primarily a perennial gardener, exclusively, other than a few hanging baskets on my porch...but y'all have got me HOOKED on annuals in containers now! That Fall container really was absolute perfection; color, texture, scale... everything was spot on. I loved the rudbeckia and am hoping Santa brings me a gift card to Proven Winners. My first thought about your garden last year was how amazing the Silver Falls dichondra was. Such a simple plant, but it elevated every single container it was in. I was also completely enchanted by the cottagey area around your chicken coop! If you had to choose between Playing the Blues or Indiglo Girl salvias, would you have a strong preference?
Me too. I was like a perennial only snob. Not any more! A happy convert.
I have gotten hooked on the goldie locks creeping jenny as a spiller. It comes back in my area of Long Island.
I never realised she was saying “playing the blues” - I thought it was “plain: the blue” - makes so much more sense as a plant name now!
@@barbll000 Haha, yes, I was a perennial snob too. But I also didn't not fully understand what annuals can do, and didn't know many of them. This was really my first season using them, and wow. Hoping to start some from seed over the winter to save money (perennials too), but have to do more research on that as I've grown almost nothing from seed, and nothing at all indoors.
@@nspector I brought the plants in and I'm keeping a few alive all winter. Closer to spring I'll take cuttings from them to grow more. Trying to save money because honestly I spent about $300 on annuals last year and that's too much. I just went crazy doing planters and had a lot of fun.
As we are experiencing -35 C temps here today it was nice to look back at all your beautiful containers and green grass 👌🏻
Where the heck do you live where it gets down to -31F?!
-35 celsius
@@suekuly4723 Yes, I googled that temperature in Fahrenheit.
Sorry, forgot to add I live in Manitoba, Canada 🇨🇦. Sometimes our winters are cold 🥶, beautiful summers though and open skies 🥰
Please show us a video of the plants you move to the greenhouse and how you take care of them during the winter.
Been keeping a plant list and saving my money for all the plants I want to buy this spring from your parents garden center 😁 so please save some flowers for me lol 😉
Fun looking back. Loved seeing a peek of Benjamin’s teepee. It filled in pretty much this year. Hope you continue with it. 🏕
Just a thought - if you need a winter project, how about making a house sign? I want to make one and need inspiration!
Loved seeing all those plants again. Making me crave for spring. Planted my last bulbs last weekend. We have still had temps in the sixties in zone 7. So I said why not plant for spring (got the last ones seventy five off. Yay for me). Over all I have planted over 2000 bulbs cant wait to see their show. My auger is the bomb. Thanks for sharing.
I love these videos. I plan to use this as my planning guide for my spring annuals. Thank you so much! 💕
The plant that stood out for me was the chocolate drop coleus! Like your planting, mine took over & really put on a show all season long! I will plant it again but as a filler! Like you, I like to change it up & try different things to see what performs well! Loved all the plants & containers that you reviewed in this video! Now off to make more plans for the 2020 season!!!! Happy Planning to all my fellow gardeners!! 😊👍🌾🌺❄📒✏🤔💚
Chocolate Drop Coleus was AMAZING!!! Hope I can find it this Spring :)
You have inspired me for this coming springtime. I live in North Carolina 10 minutes from the Ocean and my back yard has 6 large pots with water sprays in them. So I plan on doing some beautiful plants in them because of your great work. Cannot wait to start. Thanks for sharing.
I can't wait to try some of these combinations in my flower beds, coleus is my favorite I have a wicked witch now, and it's gorgeous. Thanks for shaing.
You should put together a video on plant combinations that haven’t worked for you, it would be helpful for beginners who cram their pots full of pretty things without knowing how things will grow together, and give tips on what mistakes they can avoid making
I love this, it's fantastic time of year to look back on what you've done 💖
Love that Toucan Scarlet container 😍 Think I am going to have to copy.
I am so inspired by your content. I live in Arizona and have to adjust what I can plant and when. It seems like fall and winter is the growing season here. I worked so hard to plant and grow various seeds/plants with very little output. Now all my plants are thriving. It's challenging here.
Definitely going to plant more coleus this year. Colorful foliage is really growing on me. I will be repeating the Caladium I planted too. If I recall your Caladium was beautiful too!
I'm also planting Caladiums and Coleus due to Laura and Aaron, LOL.
So many beautiful combinations..Can’t wait until spring!!
Ooh I just love looking at your garden. Giving me so many ideas for next spring. Seasons greetings to you and your beautiful family
Love to see cheddar and russel in your vids... Watching from dubai
I was so inspired by your dried grass arrangement with the Sky rocket pennisetum. I ended up doing the same using some grasses I had to make a Fall container myself and loved it! I will probably plant that type of grass in my landscape next year so I can do it again next Fall! Great idea!
This was nice. I would love to see a video where you ask the viewers to list the plantings they were inspired by or loved the most and you do a video showcasing those snapshots along with the retail of that planting. In this way gardeners can budget for spring planting and put a realistic dollar on their containers or landscape beds so they can achieve the full look you’re displaying. I understand retail varies from region to region, but your channel is geared toward inspiring and helping gardeners create a space they love and that involves a few dollars. I do respect if mentioning money in your videos leaves a bad taste in your mouth. 👩🏽🌾👜💳
Really enjoyed this series. Hope u do this annually! Planning for people is always different and personal, and it's a joy to see your process.
I would love to see another self watering container competition with both of you AND your mom 😁
Can’t wait to see what you have planned for spring.
Yes! These summary videos are a great idea to help planning for next year. I second you on the African daisy. I had to cut mine back in July so I had new bloom until the frost took them. I took some cuttings so I hope I can repeat the success next year. It might be interesting for you to show how you can save some plants from one year to another.
I have loved coleus for years and years. They have so many shapes, colors and sizes now. They have a lot that are sun tolerate. Coleus are so easy to root as well.
Love seeing them all put together in one place. Def dreaming about next year ♥ Thank you
What a gorgeous look back! Loved so many of these and I cannot wait to be able to try some of these in my containers (especially more varieties of coleus and the grasses). I do hope the garden centers near me will carry more of them in the spring which I think it's about 100 days away. I can't wait! You have given me such inspiration with your videos!
will you do a video of the plants that failed to perform this year as well. nothing like a learning experience to improve our planting ideas. Also, as a bookworm that I am, would love a tour of the titles in your library behind you!
Thank you so much for all your hard work with all your videos. I’ve learned so much from you so I really appreciate it. I’m going back and binge watching for some inspiration for this year while I’m staring out at snow. 🥶
Fun! Can't wait for spring!
Wish you would do a.tour of your greenhouse and grow light room to show the annuals and tender perennials you are overwintering in those places.
I live in a small condo but am trying to overwinter the lemon coral sedum (I learned about that from you) and the cerveza 'n lime plectranthus that did great in my pots on roof this year.
Hoping I can get them to survive so I can use them again next spring/summer/fall. Keep sharing, love learning all the tips from you to use in my 13 containers on roof deck.
Would love to know how the cottage garden area did for you. Thanks!
You're stimulating so many with new idea! I planted a new border last year, and I drew a diagram of it but now I wish I'd taken pictures...that sure would have made planning color choices for this year easier.
CONTAINER IDEA! SPRING 2020, crescent garden container competition #2, BUT this time, ROYGBIV THEME?! An “ALL THE COLORS OF THE RAINBOW” project . 14 containers, 2 for each color, 7x colors, you and Aaron each do one container for every color! It would be whimsical, unique, memorable, challenging, and beautiful! PLEASE I would love to see this! Maybe we could all vote on ideas like you’ve done in the past? Love your work, thank you!
Awesome! Please do a video on your best Perrenials for 2019!
Between how my coleus and your coleus did in containers this year, it tells me they need to be in containers by themselves. Thanks for the recap. One on the perennials you've planted over the years would be nice to see how they did or didn't do.
You mentioned pulling plants and putting them in your greenhouse. Can you provide more information on that process? Do you repot them?
Loved your window box with the brunnera. I had some coleus in a pot on my north facing balcony this summer(no sun) and it grew to almost 3' tall. Coleus is my go to for awesome colour and drama!!
I needed this video waiting on my train in this NY snow
Wow! This was great. Thank you so much for all of the info about these plants. It's very helpful & just nice to know how they do for you. So thank you for doing this type of video. God bless & Merry Christmas to you all.
So happy to see pt.2. So awesome to look back & remember all the beautiful flowers. Ideas galore for spring. Snowing today.😳thanks Laura. btw That Container Challenge was awesome.Just sayin😀
Thanks for this. I willl be rewatching this in the spring for planting inspiration!
That was awesome, Laura! A mid Winter dream for Spring. Could you please list the plants? I'd like to order from Proven Winners next year. Thanks!
Hi Laura! Just a thought....since you may be moving the front fence (sounds exciting) why not put the hay racks on the right entrance driveway fence instead of the planter pots. They would be beautiful there. :)
Can you do this type of video for your perennials too? ❤️
Great to be watching this video in January 2021. Love the coleus and heuchera.
Thank you for this! I wish more people knew about the subscription/membership to your channel. I am on the groupie page and people are always saying they had no idea. They also say they don't know they can support you by watching the video on RUclips. I have noticed that most of the time I get the Facebook notification of a new video several hours before the RUclips notification on my phone. Do you have any control over the notifications? Also some of the homestead channels we watch only post their videos to RUclips and only announcements and still photos to Facebook. So they get revenue from all their videos I guess. Not a bad idea!!
Just a thought, but if you increase your revenue through advertising and membership on RUclips, you can spend it however you want. I don't think you need to set up a complicated process. You can support your community (I know you do plenty), Charity, reinvest in your business, save for retirement!! Whatever. It's not our place to tell you how to spend your hard-earned money. Please just keep doing what you do, you guys are God's blessing to so many. Thank you 💛
Spot on! ✌🏻💕
I still don't understand the subscription/membership thing. Someone said I'd see a join button by the bell, but there's nothing like that on mine. If you have any further information please share.
I should have said that I am subscribed to the youtube channel, but I'm getting that there something more with an actual membership.
@@christleannsilcox7665 Hello! If you look on this video, next to where it says "Subscribed" (the bell is to the right of it, to the left of subscribe there is a button that says "Join". You can click on that and it will open a window that tells you about it. Hope this helps! 😊
Sun Soul it’s not there there is no join button
So beautiful & inspiring. Can't wait for spring!!!
The cousin IT pot is hilarious 😄 If you decide to utilize those hayracks next year, I bet diamond mountain euphorbia and chocolate drop coleus would perform beautifully!
Looks gorgeous~
Your video is so helpful.
Thank you for sharing it with all of us.
God bless you Laura~!! ^^
The colour variations in Supertunia Honey were so beautiful in my backyard container this past summer! Will definitely pick up more of those plants next Spring!
I think that's my favorite Supertunia. That or the Bordeaux.
Such great choices for next year. I really appreciate this review, it's quite helpful. Thank you.
I LOVE these look-back videos! Keep em comin'! ❤🙌
I always love to see updates of your planters. So many ideas for Spring and Fall. Thanks again for inspiring.😀
Really, really loving these videos. Thanks guys💚🎄💚
I’m so curious as to what your plans are for the fence at the entrance to your property. You’ve hinted a couple of times about something different. 😍😍😍
Thank you so much for doing this video! I was able to fill in some of my notes from earlier in the season of plants I want to try next year. So inspiring and uplifting on a bleak winter morning! Much love to y’all! 💚♥️🙌
Really helpful to have so much info on growth habits of so many plants.
We should have the audience mention suggestions on plants combinations for next year in those self watering containers.
Yes what a great coffee with Laura video and a look back at some of those awesome plants!!! I totally forgot how some of those coleus did and it was so fun to see them again. I am also making a list ( and checking it twice ;) ) to hopefully get for our playground garden!! Thanks again for this information!!
Love watching your videos. Thank you! 🥰
This was the coolest video ...just the info one wants/needs b4 one plants up ones own containers 😉 please do this again in 2020 Laura 😊😊
The cannas were the most beautiful centerpiece for me. They stayed so tight and formal all season. In my opinion for formal garden it is better centerpiece than grasses.
Veronika Sladekova I was gifted a ton of cannas and I completely agree with you. They were stunning all year long!
Will you do a similar series of videos for perennials, shrubs, trees?