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I crowded my snapdragons this year - 3 inches apart - and they where amazing! I will most definitely be doing that planting width from now on.

Excellent tips here. Thanks ladies, your gardens are beautiful!

Thank you for this very informative video. I always love seeing your beautiful gardens.

Love it! Thanks

I enjoy all your videos but esp enjoyed this one!

My goal is to have my garden look like yours.

I love your videos. So beautiful with a classic, simple style. Also, I am so happy you love to grow roses in your garden. Including them just enriches the feeling of beauty and the timeless love of flowers.

It’s so good to see a video from you two! LaRhonda, you looked like a news reporter holding your microphone. I was riveted! Thanks for the excellent tips. It was sweet to see footage of your “old” garden too.

Both your gardens are beautiful! At sixty I don’t have the energy or time to devote to gardening like I wish I could .

Wonderful video! I enjoy them all!

I always appreciate and enjoy your videos! Thanks for creating them .

Love how you present your beautiful bouquets, black stripes against the flowers is stunning

Beautiful video

Thank you for sharing an update!

I love what you are doing! Makes my heart happy seeing your gardens

So much for another great video my earphone always like a good card video

Wondering if you purchase you low tunnel hoops or if you make them?

Is there a trick to get roses to last in the vase ? I have a bunch of beautiful rose bushes , but they never seem to last long in the vase when I pick them 😭

So gorgeous! Btw did you see how Sunflower Steve plants his peony roots? Just mow the grass low and use a pressure washer to make a square. It removes the grass and then he plunges the root 1 to 2 inches below. The ground is saturated and no need to water again throughout the Fall and winter and then you can leave the surrounding grass to grow undisturbed.

Bravo 👏🏼 lots of hard work there! Love watching along as it expands! You will have to share pics of your bouquets that you sell!

Used to live a few miles from Columbus Park of the Roses! I put in a mini park. Wish i had better air flow to minimize black spot. Location is soo important! Great job on the new garden!

What a beautiful space!! Really, you've done a lot in one year. Congratulations on all of your accomplishments. Thank you for sharing:)

Lovely

From where did you purchase your drip irrigation system. That's definitely at the top of my "next garden purchase" list!

Can you pls explain what type of plastic you used to winterkill the grass and weeds. Was it landscape fabric or just tarp?

Beautiful garden and video. Thank you for taking us along.

Both your gardens are looking sooooo beautiful ❤

Your garden is so lovely. Thank you for the beautiful and relaxing video. I always look forward to your new videos. I saw that in one of your arrangements you had southern charm verbascum. Do you have any suggestions regarding harvesting time and using in arrangements? This is my first year growing and I want to love her but I struggled with vase life and wimpy stems with petals falling off.

What a truly beautiful video. It has been wonderful watching your garden grow in your new season of life. Blessings to you and thank you for creating and sharing this.

Another wonderful video! Thank you so much!!

Thank you so much for showing your garden layout! I really appreciate it!

Thank you so much for sh

You are a wonder!! Love your gardens

Your videos are always refreshingly full of lovely content! I like the idea of short, mentally manageable rows. The weeds in summer heat overwhelm me and tackling small areas makes me feel more accomplished 😊. Those roses are beautiful!!

Your garden looks so beautiful in a year. Love what you and your husband have done in a short period of time.

Congratulations! You've accomplished so much in one year!!! ❤

SO happy to see you two posting again.

Everything looks wonderful. Your soil is coming along GREAT. Grass clipping can do so much for soil composition, and also for moisture with plants. This is just beautiful, and only the 2nd yr(?) WOW....I would love to have a set up like yours....Can you come do mine? LOL

Lovely gardens! I have enjoyed watching you and your sister do wonderful things with flowers. I would also like to have a rose garden so I will be keeping an eye out for what you do. Beautiful arrangements!😊

love your new garden - it's very tidy, plants look very healthy and well planned. thanks for sharing with us how your new garden is taking shape.

So good to see your new garden growing so well, soil looks good, wonderful plans. Always enjoy hearing from your channel.😊

Your new garden is so beautiful. And so tidy! Can you maybe do a video/email about how you grow eucalyptus as a perennial in a cooler zone? I was under the impression that you couldn't do that in any zone cooler than 8. Thanks!

When weeds can be easily pulled from the soil, that soil is friable. Congratulations! I was taught that the first goal of every gardener is to improve the soil because then the soil would grow strong and healthy plants.

Another great video. I would really enjoy seeing more wimsical flower bouquets made. That includes the names of the flowers! Thanks again! I adore you both!!

So pretty ❤

I never get tired of watching your videos!! You and your sister have so much talent!! Thank you for the time you put in to helping us learn to grow more flowers and how!

One needs a fridge for daily/main food, one for bulk shopping food, one for drinks and now one for flowers! Peonies are so gorgeous and this is a neat way to keep them!

I've never heard anyone call a storm shelter a frady hole. 👍🏼 I love it. My grandparents usually called theirs a cellar. I'm not sure how to spell it. It might be a made-up word. 😆

Regarding your bunny visitors: I’ve raised rabbits a few years ago and I allowed them many play hours out of their hutch. (I’m a crazy animal lover and looked for fresh nourishing food and I offered them extra exercise time.). I learned that they naturally love, love, love to dig! Your bird netting should help but they will quickly dig under for you ranunculus treats! 😂. I don’t know the best option but I’m sure that an idea will come with time. 👍🏽I also had an issue with my bunnies getting into my vegetable garden. Their first objective was to locate broccoli florets. Then after they found that special treat. Honestly, I decided to share my broccoli with my bunnies. Lol 😂 They were clueless about a 50 /50 percentage! I just had to laugh! I remember a few gardeners told me many years ago, be willing to share your treats with the wildlife. But I’m not that generous to share my ranunculus. 😂 It’s normally a fussy crop for me to grow. Best of luck!