@00:51 > OR Relocate ....the 'White' Climbing Roses > along the Black Fence..... out in the Orchard.....behind your garden potting shed. The 'White' flowers up against the 'dark fence' would be Gorgeous. Don't get rid of them..... they have been on your property ......forever.
I would have put them in between the newly planted trees in the new new property. They would quickly become large shrubs that would offer considerable privacy
All good ideas... but they would probably be impossible to dig out!! Girl!! That was a lot of transplanting! Maybe a path thur the grass to the boxwood opening into Versailles??? As long as Pedro is already there!😊
I’m not sure it’s ever going to be finished! She changes and evolves her taste and style so often, there is always something new and exciting around the next corner.
I feel the same! I moved a lot of my "rookie mistakes" to better locations this week, and ended up just getting rid of two that weren't working and not looking so healthy. I had a little stomach ache over it, but in the end, what a relief.
Climbing white iceberg roses : Re-home them Or... > Relocate ....the 'White' Climbing Roses > along the 'Black' Fence..... out in the Orchard.....behind your garden potting shed. The 'White' flowers up against the 'dark fence' would be Gorgeous. Don't get rid of them..... they have been on your property ......Forever. > You don't have much left... from the original homestead.
Hi Laura, So much fun seeing you save your plants. I know how expensive they can be. Just wondering if you could save those climbing roses and plant them in the extra property and train them to grow on the fence. It would make a great privacy feature to add there and the way they grow, they would look beautiful in no time. That way, you wouldn’t have to throw them away. Just an idea.
I’m going to look back on this first year of gardening and be a little wistful about experiencing it as Laura and Aaron’s secret shadow. I’m in zone 8 PNW and our frost dates are so similar it’s been like getting instructions just when I need them. My Tranquility rose is on a 5’ trellis and is shooting up above it, though it was cut back to 1’ and transplanted this spring. “Living its’ best life” as Laura would say. Thank you for a wonderful intro to gardening…to all of you in this community.
I start each day with you (and Aaron), coffee in hand, cozy in my big chair 😊in my sunroom, watching the projects you tackle and the plants you have surrounded yourself with! I live on a beautiful little lake, work at a botanical garden and have coffee every morning in your lovely space! Thank you for sharing!
This episode was super satisfying! Little SG with her baby butt hopping steps with the cat, fine tuning that part of the garden, moving beautiful things…. That secret spot by the chicken coop has always been one of my favourites, the pallet walkway past the girls and all the lovely plants…
Dear Lauren, I love watching you garden. I love listening to you, I'm a gardener myself. As you know, I've been watching you for years and years now from the beginning of your house from the townhouse. I love your family. It's like you're part of my family although we're so far away. Especially now I'm going through very hard times watching my sister dying of cancer. I haven't done very much gardening this year. But when I go to bed. I listen to you and you bring out my spirits up, thank you.🎉 Love Marg ❤❤❤🎉
Good morning garden answer friends!❤ It's going to be so beautiful! The tractor sure made quick work, by hand would have been a job and a half to take out so much grass! 💪🚜 🎉Blessings 🙏💞🤗
I wish you could find space for the iceberg roses. You have soooo much space. I think they would look so beautiful by the flower shed and orchard, climbing on the black fence
@00:51 > She could....Relocate ....the 'White' Climbing Roses > So much space! > Even on the 'new' property. > Or along the Black Fence..... out in the Orchard.....behind your garden potting shed. The 'White' flowers up against the 'dark fence' would be Gorgeous. Don't get rid of them..... they have been on your property ......forever.
I’ve learned SO much from you Laura! How I wish I was 20 years younger to have the energy to do more in my gardens. Your God given gift of gardening is amazing to watch!!❤
Wow! You guys worked so hard! But don’t you just love projects like that, transforming a space into something more beautiful?! Those roses will thrive in their new location! Well done! 👏🏻
So rewarding to see the clear out and reconfiguration. Have you considered putting climbing roses on a trellis out in the rose garden, maybe as an entrance or corner accent? 🌹 🤔
Watching Samantha come in and out of the video makes me think that she is a 'mini me' of your mom! All I can see is your mom as a child running around and just loving being outside. Always fun to see the kids outside with you!
I bet the iceberg roses would be happy along some of your fences -- there is so much fence and they would be able to go a bit wild. Just a thought. I hate to kill anything!
@00:51 > Relocate ....the 'White' Climbing Roses > You could dig them up and move....IF you wanted to. (at least try) Along the Black Fence..... out in the Orchard.....behind your garden potting shed. The 'White' flowers up against the 'dark fence' would be Gorgeous. Don't get rid of them..... they have been on your property ......forever.
Have you noticed when Laura speaks of her roses, there is a reverence in her voice? I find myself doing just that. It’s as though the Rose deserves more attention. Lol Laura, we always enjoy what you present us. We are all in awe of you and your family. I feel you were sent to me while my Momma was sick. When she left us, you gave me a spiritual lift. I pray for your health and safety daily as well for your whole family. Thank you for all you do and share.
@13:00 > Looks like there are about Four (4) Iceberg white roses that are going to the graveyard. You have the space to transplant them. Even on the new property. You could save them. Cut them back / dig them up and give them to someone who can't afford to just go out and 'buy more.' (do you remember... when you couldn't?)
I'm excited to see this area unfold. It's such a relatable project being so close to the house. I think lots of people can benefit from seeing how you'll landscape it and get ideas for their own front or back yards (myself included!).
Oh Laura, you stopped to smell the roses just a little bit into the sped-up part...I lost it, totally lost it. You brought back a precious, beautiful set of memories of me and my Granny, my Mom's Mom, whom I used to spend at least one weekend a month with to help her with her yard upkeep and gorgeous flower beds. She was a widow and she and I spent hours and hours together, I was the first grandchild, which gave me oodles of time with her. She was known throughout Hillsboro, a suburb west of Portland, for her Roses 🌹 God bless you!!!
It’s so exciting to see your new plans for the area starting up. I agree that an evergreen would be beautiful behind the fireplace. The transplants will look great in their new locations. I appreciate your encouragement to get rid of or transplant plants that aren’t making you happy. It’s always been difficult for me.
I know this has been said before but when you bought this property I thought this would take years and years to develop but look at it. It looks like it’s been there forever. Beautiful!All you guys are amazing!!!
Your videos are always a breath of fresh air to me! No matter what is going on around me, I feel light and airy when I watch the hard work you all do and how beautiful your space is! It's an inspiration to me for my own garden and I gain so much knowledge, as well! Question - could you move the climbing roses to your arbor "tunnel" in the south garden? Thanks again for your videos!
That new pathway to the Hartley is going to be gorgeous!! Pedro and his team do such beautiful work. All the cleanup is so satisfying to watch. It will be fun to see what happens next with it.
Thank you for showing this I have roses that need a better spot. From whoever planted them before not enough sun! And I was unsure of how to do that! Thank you again my dear friend! 💗
Holy moly! You are at the creation stage again! Ooo so much work done so fast!!! I hope the walkway gets it quick so you don't have to worry about a muddy mess! Gosh you bring us so much joy and ideas for our homes with these projects ❤❤
It’s interesting to me that the pallet walkway and chicken coop used to seem like they were located so far away from the house! But now with all the lovely spaces everything just fits nicely together.
I had to smile watching you working so hard in your beautiful garden. I enjoy working in my humble garden because I love for it to look beautiful. I know you want the same. I understand. Lol
The area you moved the plants will look so different; it is going to be beautiful. The plants that were moved will be so pretty in their new locations. Have a great day everyone.
I'm so thankful for the tip about the Felco gloves. Just bought them for only €17! I have some mean thorny roses. Again thanks! Looking forward to see your plans for the garden. Have a nice day.
roses are so tough... after all, they've been around, what, 400 years or more? i've moved them, too, and usually have very good luck with them... this is so exciting!! makes me want to get out and get to digging those spaces i want to tweak this fall for new stuff next year! Samantha is just a little doll, love seeing her playing outside... so nice to have competent help, too!! can't wait to watch the process of the new walkway and planting area!!! looks like a very satisfying day... 🥰❤thanks for the video!! 🥰❤
Laura, Aaron, Had to watch the opening of the video several times before being able to finally focus on what Laura was saying--Samantha was sooooo cute! ❤
Oh fun!!! another new renovation. I do enjoy watching the reinventing of the garden. With Laura’s keen eye for details, It is always so rewarding in the end…🌻
So happy to see you saved some pretty blooms for your enjoyment! I once had a rose garden, here in SE Wisconsin, but so beset by mildew I gave up. I’ve since transformed it to a pollinator friendly bed, using your example! The garden is in a constant state of flux, until you find the natural fit! Can’t wait to see the path!
put the iceberg climbers on the large arch in your new garden. they will really like having the space to grow. Full sun. they'd be really happy there. And white really shows well. Big job.
I love seeing you tidy up your garden, digging up and transferring plants and using the leaf blower for finishing touches. It inspires me to tackle my own garden. Thanks!
I take such inspiration from the notion of just moving things when the time comes to move them, when something isn't working anymore! I've saved the cottage garden along the fence beside the chicken coop video as a reference. In this video, it got removed, split up, and replanted. And, of course, I've seen this many times before -- but it just reminds me to go ahead and go for it. Plant what I think will work now, and if it doesn't work, I can just sort it out later!
Good morning Laura and family! Everybody working hard on this video! Could the climbing roses go out on the fence with the honeysuckle near the orchard? Or on the fence in the dirtland where you already have water ran for the trees? Hugs from N.C..❤
Hi Laura and Aaron! The removal of the grass was awesome to watch! It was great for Aaron to have Paul and Bethany helping. Laura, you got a lot done, too. I do wish you would try to save the Iceberg roses, too, as a lot of others have commented. Also, as others have said, they would be beautiful against the black field in the orchard, or on the fence by the new trees. Maybe you couldn't get enough of a root system, but at least it would be nice if you tried. Thank you so much for sharing!
Yippee a new flowerbed to plant and more pathways! Thank you for giving me the courage to move a couple of roses that just don't fit. Now I feel like I have a new flowerbed to work on too!
This was a great video as always. I learned a lot about transplanting roses. That’s my next adventure in my garden. You do a tremendous job teaching us by seeing what you do. Your channel is priceless to me! Thank you!
Good beautiful day, Laura. I absolutely drool over your gardens. The roses!! 💕Mmmmm….. Wish my soil was as easy to dig in as yours. I’m suddenly 80 yrs old. Know I can’t do 1/4 of what you and Aaron are doing to your land…but you give me the energy to keep trying to make our land (or at least around the house, chicken coop and barn and entryway) beautiful. Have a blessed
The pallet walkway area reminded me of what that area looked like when you first moved in. Wow! How far it has come! Would you consider doing a video showing how some of the beds have transformed over the years? ( the misaligned arbor of trees where the pallet walkway is now, the original broken pond area, the old viney arbor framed by lollipops, the original hedge from the kitchen to the fireplace patio, the front& back of the coop, and wasn't there another little shed?) Your progress is amazing! Thank you for letting us live vicariously.😊
Wearing my new Garden Answer shirt this morning, having coffee and watching my favorite TH-cam channel. It's going to be a great day! Those roses are so pretty. Samantha's adorable! Thanks for all you share with us.
Exciting to see the sod being removed and looking forward to seeing the finished product. My mom - a master gardener in Pennsylvania - always says, "if you are still mowing grass, you haven't planted enough flowers." ;-)
I love and grow roses ,but living in Georgia with such high humidity all summer it's a challenge to keep down the mold and mildew that attacks roses. This year I didn't have a problem. I kept every bit of debris out from under them,watered from below, they got rose food once a month,a water solvable fertilizer once a week. I sprayed once with the three in one neem oil. I even removed all the mulch,for under it where it stays wet, I noticed a white mold growing. I do weed around them when I cut grass,ans remove all grass clippings. To make it look nicer,I put down black potting soil. So far this has worked. My neighbor lost everything around the front of his home to some kind of a powdery mildew. All the box woods,roses and hydrangeas are covered. I just didn't know what to tell him except remove everything , for it's too far gone to save, and burn it all. This stuff is airborne, an I'm praying it doesn't spread everywhere around us. He told me I could have a hydrangea volunteer that came up, I told him no thanks, didn't want to contaminate any of my plants,for whatever it is,it's attacking all plants.
Hi Laura, Please tell me that you saved all of those roses, even the climbing roses, and transplanted them all to a different location. You even have an arbor out front to transplant them to where they can climb up something. They're beautiful!
Great video! (And those John Paul II blooms might convince me to plant hybrid teas 😍) It makes me feel confident in my choice to do a lot of transplanting this week. I understand the feeling that you worked hard and didn't get as much done as it felt. Digging plants out is triple the work of putting them in! So whatever plants got put in the ground, mentally quadruple that effort 😊
Another amazing video. I would love to see Laura’s mom walk through the garden with advise of what could be different or changes she would make? Or a shopping video.
Thanks for this video. Wow, that pathway will be gorgeous going from the house to the Hartley. That's what I love about all your pathways, never having to walk in dirt or mud soooo sweet indeed. So happy that you posted what gloves you were using been wanting some especially for dealing with the roses. Thank-you so much for posting those. Definitely will be looking for those to buy. 😊❤ Well God's blessings and thanks again always love seeing what your next projects are. 😊❤
I love the simplicity of your box hedging and the white begonias along your straight brick walkway. Do you have plans to plant out the space on the other side of the hedge or will you leave it as is? Thanks for being such an inspiration to us here in Australia. 🌷💚🇦🇺
You guys work so hard and it shows in the beauty of your gardens. I loved seeing the pallet walkway you built some time ago. We copied that in our yard and it’s been so nice. Thank for sharing your knowledge and gardening life with us.
You need to treat yourself to a root assasin shovel laura. I actyally got mine to get rid of roses that have gone rougue and reverted to the graft stock. But it is also great for moving larger roses you just need to allow for getting out a larger root ball.
I know you usually save plants, but I’m kind of surprised that you didn’t replant the iceberg roses on the new pasture property. You had mentioned planting roses in that area in the border. Your garden is so beautiful, know you are not a fan of your soil necessarily, but I’m so incredibly jealous of it. We live in San Antonio, our land is limestone. Like a slab. Maybe 2-3 inches of clay on top. My husband builds raised beds for everything! Enjoy your coo, we were 102 on the day we saw this! Thanks for your channel! Vicki😊🌸
I was kinda hoping you would consider putting the climbing iceberg roses in the south garden on the tunnel trellis they are so pretty.
That would have been a great idea!
@00:51 > OR Relocate ....the 'White' Climbing Roses > along the Black Fence..... out in the Orchard.....behind your garden potting shed.
The 'White' flowers up against the 'dark fence' would be Gorgeous.
Don't get rid of them..... they have been on your property ......forever.
I would have put them in between the newly planted trees in the new new property. They would quickly become large shrubs that would offer considerable privacy
All good ideas... but they would probably be impossible to dig out!!
Girl!! That was a lot of transplanting!
Maybe a path thur the grass to the boxwood opening into Versailles??? As long as Pedro is already there!😊
Miss Samantha is getting so big. Love seeing her exploring the garden. That space is going to be so beautiful. Can’t wait to see it finished.
I’m not sure it’s ever going to be finished! She changes and evolves her taste and style so often, there is always something new and exciting around the next corner.
You give me such confidence in removing plants that just don’t fit anymore! Heading out to get three that just don’t bring joy anymore!
I was just thinking the same thing! I have a few plants that don’t do anything for me so I’m going to get rid of them and plant something pretty!
I feel the same! I moved a lot of my "rookie mistakes" to better locations this week, and ended up just getting rid of two that weren't working and not looking so healthy. I had a little stomach ache over it, but in the end, what a relief.
I moved 14 hybrid tea roses in Oct in zone 6 and did exactly what Laura did and they all survived...cutting back and root fertilizer is key.
Really hope you can rehome those iceberg roses. I love those rambling climbing roses, especially white blooms, but obviously in the correct location.
Yes my heart is breaking if she doesn't rehome them, they are beautiful.
Yes!
I was so sad when she said they won't keep them, because to me personally, they are way prettier than the ones they decided to keep.
Could you possibly put the Icebergs on the pathway trellis?
@@dianequist835 in the south garden. I thought about this.
Climbing white iceberg roses : Re-home them Or...
> Relocate ....the 'White' Climbing Roses > along the 'Black' Fence..... out in the Orchard.....behind your garden potting shed.
The 'White' flowers up against the 'dark fence' would be Gorgeous.
Don't get rid of them..... they have been on your property ......Forever. > You don't have much left... from the original homestead.
It’s so exciting to see your vision come to life when you do projects like this
I know it is. As it's just so exciting to see what she does next.
Hi Laura, So much fun seeing you save your plants. I know how expensive they can be. Just wondering if you could save those climbing roses and plant them in the extra property and train them to grow on the fence. It would make a great privacy feature to add there and the way they grow, they would look beautiful in no time. That way, you wouldn’t have to throw them away. Just an idea.
I’m going to look back on this first year of gardening and be a little wistful about experiencing it as Laura and Aaron’s secret shadow. I’m in zone 8 PNW and our frost dates are so similar it’s been like getting instructions just when I need them. My Tranquility rose is on a 5’ trellis and is shooting up above it, though it was cut back to 1’ and transplanted this spring. “Living its’ best life” as Laura would say. Thank you for a wonderful intro to gardening…to all of you in this community.
I start each day with you (and Aaron), coffee in hand, cozy in my big chair 😊in my sunroom, watching the projects you tackle and the plants you have surrounded yourself with! I live on a beautiful little lake, work at a botanical garden and have coffee every morning in your lovely space! Thank you for sharing!
Me too, my treat of the day 😊
Yep! My morning ritual as well!
This episode was super satisfying! Little SG with her baby butt hopping steps with the cat, fine tuning that part of the garden, moving beautiful things…. That secret spot by the chicken coop has always been one of my favourites, the pallet walkway past the girls and all the lovely plants…
Mine too.
The Pope John Paul II roses are stunning and the smell is amazing!! They have them in the Butchart Gardens Rose Garden. Great progress!!
Yeah if I had all the riches you have I would have a HUGE YARD like y'all... Keep showing off all the riches you have👍
Oh I can’t wait to see the transformation with adding the walkway and a bigger flower bed. Exciting stuff
It is indeed can't wait
Dear Lauren, I love watching you garden. I love listening to you, I'm a gardener myself. As you know, I've been watching you for years and years now from the beginning of your house from the townhouse. I love your family. It's like you're part of my family although we're so far away. Especially now I'm going through very hard times watching my sister dying of cancer. I haven't done very much gardening this year. But when I go to bed. I listen to you and you bring out my spirits up, thank you.🎉 Love Marg ❤❤❤🎉
God bless you.
Good morning garden answer friends!❤ It's going to be so beautiful! The tractor sure made quick work, by hand would have been a job and a half to take out so much grass! 💪🚜 🎉Blessings 🙏💞🤗
Good morning, Laura ☕️ I love project day! It’s all looking so beautiful 😍Excited to see Pedro’s next masterpiece walkway 🙌🏻 Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈
I wish you could find space for the iceberg roses. You have soooo much space. I think they would look so beautiful by the flower shed and orchard, climbing on the black fence
@00:51 > She could....Relocate ....the 'White' Climbing Roses > So much space! > Even on the 'new' property.
> Or along the Black Fence..... out in the Orchard.....behind your garden potting shed.
The 'White' flowers up against the 'dark fence' would be Gorgeous. Don't get rid of them..... they have been on your property ......forever.
I’ve learned SO much from you Laura! How I wish I was 20 years younger to have the energy to do more in my gardens. Your God given gift of gardening is amazing to watch!!❤
You have created such a beautiful sanctuary with your home and property. What a great place for the kids to grow up. It’s like a wonderland.
Wow! You guys worked so hard! But don’t you just love projects like that, transforming a space into something more beautiful?! Those roses will thrive in their new location! Well done! 👏🏻
So rewarding to see the clear out and reconfiguration. Have you considered putting climbing roses on a trellis out in the rose garden, maybe as an entrance or corner accent? 🌹 🤔
Great Idea.
Great idea. It would be a lovely back wall to the rose garden and provide some privacy in the summer months.
Watching Samantha come in and out of the video makes me think that she is a 'mini me' of your mom! All I can see is your mom as a child running around and just loving being outside. Always fun to see the kids outside with you!
I bet the iceberg roses would be happy along some of your fences -- there is so much fence and they would be able to go a bit wild. Just a thought. I hate to kill anything!
@00:51 > Relocate ....the 'White' Climbing Roses > You could dig them up and move....IF you wanted to. (at least try)
Along the Black Fence..... out in the Orchard.....behind your garden potting shed.
The 'White' flowers up against the 'dark fence' would be Gorgeous.
Don't get rid of them..... they have been on your property ......forever.
Have you noticed when Laura speaks of her roses, there is a reverence in her voice? I find myself doing just that. It’s as though the Rose deserves more attention. Lol
Laura, we always enjoy what you present us. We are all in awe of you and your family. I feel you were sent to me while my Momma
was sick. When she left us, you gave me a spiritual lift. I pray for your health and safety daily as well for your whole family.
Thank you for all you do and share.
@13:00 > Looks like there are about Four (4) Iceberg white roses that are going to the graveyard.
You have the space to transplant them. Even on the new property. You could save them.
Cut them back / dig them up and give them to someone who can't afford to just go out and 'buy more.' (do you remember... when you couldn't?)
Emma Gush.
enjoy all your designing of your newly cleaned garden a show garden for sure when all completed.
I'm excited to see this area unfold. It's such a relatable project being so close to the house. I think lots of people can benefit from seeing how you'll landscape it and get ideas for their own front or back yards (myself included!).
I do like the green grass to soften all the flower bed activity!!! I'm glad you are keeping some of it. That's a lot of flower bed to fill. Whew!
Oh Laura, you stopped to smell the roses just a little bit into the sped-up part...I lost it, totally lost it. You brought back a precious, beautiful set of memories of me and my Granny, my Mom's Mom, whom I used to spend at least one weekend a month with to help her with her yard upkeep and gorgeous flower beds. She was a widow and she and I spent hours and hours together, I was the first grandchild, which gave me oodles of time with her. She was known throughout Hillsboro, a suburb west of Portland, for her Roses 🌹 God bless you!!!
Good good evening everyone!
Thank you for the encouragement and enthusiasm you provide to us to move our plants!
I get so excited to see you start transforming old space to your desire. You have the greatest ideas.
The Purple Fountain Grass that you've planted in the urn is so beautiful!
It’s so exciting to see your new plans for the area starting up. I agree that an evergreen would be beautiful behind the fireplace. The transplants will look great in their new locations. I appreciate your encouragement to get rid of or transplant plants that aren’t making you happy. It’s always been difficult for me.
I love how you moved things around to balance the area. The roses are beautiful! 😊
I know this has been said before but when you bought this property I thought this would take years and years to develop but look at it. It looks like it’s been there forever. Beautiful!All you guys are amazing!!!
Your videos are always a breath of fresh air to me! No matter what is going on around me, I feel light and airy when I watch the hard work you all do and how beautiful your space is! It's an inspiration to me for my own garden and I gain so much knowledge, as well! Question - could you move the climbing roses to your arbor "tunnel" in the south garden? Thanks again for your videos!
Good Morning, Beautiful! Can’t wait to see what’s up for today. Enjoy your day with your little, cute family!😊
That new pathway to the Hartley is going to be gorgeous!! Pedro and his team do such beautiful work.
All the cleanup is so satisfying to watch. It will be fun to see what happens next with it.
Those trellis white roses would be super cute growing on your flower shed.
Seeing the pallet walkway helped me acclimate where you were in the garden. I remember you putting that in!
Thank you for showing this I have roses that need a better spot. From whoever planted them before not enough sun! And I was unsure of how to do that! Thank you again my dear friend! 💗
Holy moly! You are at the creation stage again! Ooo so much work done so fast!!! I hope the walkway gets it quick so you don't have to worry about a muddy mess! Gosh you bring us so much joy and ideas for our homes with these projects ❤❤
It’s interesting to me that the pallet walkway and chicken coop used to seem like they were located so far away from the house! But now with all the lovely spaces everything just fits nicely together.
I had to smile watching you working so hard in your beautiful garden. I enjoy working in my humble garden because I love for it to look beautiful. I know you want the same. I understand. Lol
So much work accomplished, so inspiring.
Thank you so much for showing the gloves you used for roses. I need to buy that for me and my gardener.
Can't wait to see this area come together with the new pathway and flower beds
I think the white climbing roses would look lovely growing over your large arch walkway.
The area you moved the plants will look so different; it is going to be beautiful. The plants that were moved will be so pretty in their new locations. Have a great day everyone.
I'm so thankful for the tip about the Felco gloves. Just bought them for only €17! I have some mean thorny roses. Again thanks! Looking forward to see your plans for the garden. Have a nice day.
It's gonna be a beautiful show once you touch it , can't wait
roses are so tough... after all, they've been around, what, 400 years or more? i've moved them, too, and usually have very good luck with them... this is so exciting!! makes me want to get out and get to digging those spaces i want to tweak this fall for new stuff next year! Samantha is just a little doll, love seeing her playing outside... so nice to have competent help, too!! can't wait to watch the process of the new walkway and planting area!!! looks like a very satisfying day... 🥰❤thanks for the video!! 🥰❤
Good morning garden answer family - (video marker 5:42) REMEMBER TO TAKE TIME TO SMELL THE FLOWERS!!! 🤍🤍🤍
You and your husband do such an amazing job! You are both so friendly and a joy to watch!
you ought to move the climbing roses to the path way arches .where Benjamin helped you plant the Lantana .. so beautiful..
Fun seeing Sweet Samantha Grace out there just having so much fun. She is so precious ❤
Just love that pallet walkway. So whimsical ❤
Love autumn, so much moving, bulb planting and fresh possibilities for the next year. Can’t wait to see what you do with all the new space!
Laura, Aaron,
Had to watch the opening of the video several times before being able to finally focus on what Laura was saying--Samantha was sooooo cute! ❤
Oh fun!!! another new renovation. I do enjoy watching the reinventing of the garden. With Laura’s keen eye for details, It is always so rewarding in the end…🌻
So happy to see you saved some pretty blooms for your enjoyment! I once had a rose garden, here in SE Wisconsin, but so beset by mildew I gave up. I’ve since transformed it to a pollinator friendly bed, using your example! The garden is in a constant state of flux, until you find the natural fit! Can’t wait to see the path!
put the iceberg climbers on the large arch in your new garden. they will really like having the space to grow. Full sun. they'd be really happy there. And white really shows well. Big job.
I love seeing you tidy up your garden, digging up and transferring plants and using the leaf blower for finishing touches. It inspires me to tackle my own garden. Thanks!
❤ inspirational kiddo!!
Give Douglas a hug and a kiss for me! I love seeing him in your garden!❤
I take such inspiration from the notion of just moving things when the time comes to move them, when something isn't working anymore! I've saved the cottage garden along the fence beside the chicken coop video as a reference. In this video, it got removed, split up, and replanted. And, of course, I've seen this many times before -- but it just reminds me to go ahead and go for it. Plant what I think will work now, and if it doesn't work, I can just sort it out later!
Bless Paul and Bethany and whoever was trimming your boxwoods!!
You make moving plants look so easy. Very satisfying video and always a joy to see Samantha, she is getting so big.
I remember when you planted the cottage garden there, it is still one of my favorite videos, looking forward to see what comes next.
Good morning Laura and family! Everybody working hard on this video! Could the climbing roses go out on the fence with the honeysuckle near the orchard? Or on the fence in the dirtland where you already have water ran for the trees? Hugs from N.C..❤
Hi Laura and Aaron! The removal of the grass was awesome to watch! It was great for Aaron to have Paul and Bethany helping. Laura, you got a lot done, too. I do wish you would try to save the Iceberg roses, too, as a lot of others have commented. Also, as others have said, they would be beautiful against the black field in the orchard, or on the fence by the new trees. Maybe you couldn't get enough of a root system, but at least it would be nice if you tried. Thank you so much for sharing!
They just don't get much cuter the Samantha ❤
You are so lucky to have Paul and Bethany,such diligent workers.. nowadays that is a treasure.
Yippee a new flowerbed to plant and more pathways! Thank you for giving me the courage to move a couple of roses that just don't fit. Now I feel like I have a new flowerbed to work on too!
Hi Laura now I know I can move & transplant roses. Your gardening ideas are so great! I learned a lot from you! Thank you Laura!
This was a great video as always. I learned a lot about transplanting roses. That’s my next adventure in my garden. You do a tremendous job teaching us by seeing what you do. Your channel is priceless to me! Thank you!
Good morning all have a safe and blessed day ❤️
Good beautiful day, Laura. I absolutely drool over your gardens. The roses!! 💕Mmmmm….. Wish my soil was as easy to dig in as yours. I’m suddenly 80 yrs old. Know I can’t do 1/4 of what you and Aaron are doing to your land…but you give me the energy to keep trying to make our land (or at least around the house, chicken coop and barn and entryway) beautiful. Have a blessed
The pallet walkway area reminded me of what that area looked like when you first moved in. Wow! How far it has come! Would you consider doing a video showing how some of the beds have transformed over the years? ( the misaligned arbor of trees where the pallet walkway is now, the original broken pond area, the old viney arbor framed by lollipops, the original hedge from the kitchen to the fireplace patio, the front& back of the coop, and wasn't there another little shed?) Your progress is amazing! Thank you for letting us live vicariously.😊
...maybe a winter project when you aren't so busy?
Happy Belated Anniversary just what i needed,some inspiration to get my plant in the ground. THANKS!😊
Wearing my new Garden Answer shirt this morning, having coffee and watching my favorite TH-cam channel. It's going to be a great day! Those roses are so pretty. Samantha's adorable! Thanks for all you share with us.
Love my new shirt also. Much better quality!
Awesome work. Your rose care in transplanting is spot on. It will be fun to see them next summer.
I love how you tackle everything and make it seem so effortless. Can’t wait to see how your new project will turn out. 🥰
With good tools and equipment it sure can make a job easier. Looking forward to seeing this space evolve.
Exciting to see the sod being removed and looking forward to seeing the finished product. My mom - a master gardener in Pennsylvania - always says, "if you are still mowing grass, you haven't planted enough flowers." ;-)
I love and grow roses ,but living in Georgia with such high humidity all summer it's a challenge to keep down the mold and mildew that attacks roses. This year I didn't have a problem. I kept every bit of debris out from under them,watered from below, they got rose food once a month,a water solvable fertilizer once a week. I sprayed once with the three in one neem oil. I even removed all the mulch,for under it where it stays wet, I noticed a white mold growing. I do weed around them when I cut grass,ans remove all grass clippings. To make it look nicer,I put down black potting soil. So far this has worked. My neighbor lost everything around the front of his home to some kind of a powdery mildew. All the box woods,roses and hydrangeas are covered. I just didn't know what to tell him except remove everything , for it's too far gone to save, and burn it all. This stuff is airborne, an I'm praying it doesn't spread everywhere around us. He told me I could have a hydrangea volunteer that came up, I told him no thanks, didn't want to contaminate any of my plants,for whatever it is,it's attacking all plants.
Hi Laura, Please tell me that you saved all of those roses, even the climbing roses, and transplanted them all to a different location. You even have an arbor out front to transplant them to where they can climb up something. They're beautiful!
You are indeed a very hard worker. You do such a good job, you know what you want and you do it. Love it 🥰
Looks like Samantha needs a hopscotch mama… That would be a game the two of you can play together. She really enjoys her life. God bless you all.
Great video! (And those John Paul II blooms might convince me to plant hybrid teas 😍) It makes me feel confident in my choice to do a lot of transplanting this week.
I understand the feeling that you worked hard and didn't get as much done as it felt. Digging plants out is triple the work of putting them in! So whatever plants got put in the ground, mentally quadruple that effort 😊
Another amazing video. I would love to see Laura’s mom walk through the garden with advise of what could be different or changes she would make? Or a shopping video.
Thanks for this video. Wow, that pathway will be gorgeous going from the house to the Hartley. That's what I love about all your pathways, never having to walk in dirt or mud soooo sweet indeed. So happy that you posted what gloves you were using been wanting some especially for dealing with the roses. Thank-you so much for posting those. Definitely will be looking for those to buy. 😊❤
Well God's blessings and thanks again always love seeing what your next projects are. 😊❤
Love the improvements to your garden. Beautiful! From South Africa
I love the simplicity of your box hedging and the white begonias along your straight brick walkway. Do you have plans to plant out the space on the other side of the hedge or will you leave it as is? Thanks for being such an inspiration to us here in Australia. 🌷💚🇦🇺
You guys work so hard and it shows in the beauty of your gardens. I loved seeing the pallet walkway you built some time ago. We copied that in our yard and it’s been so nice. Thank for sharing your knowledge and gardening life with us.
You need to treat yourself to a root assasin shovel laura. I actyally got mine to get rid of roses that have gone rougue and reverted to the graft stock. But it is also great for moving larger roses you just need to allow for getting out a larger root ball.
Wow. Big changes. Luv it. Little Samantha sure is growing up. Goodness. 💜💜
I know you usually save plants, but I’m kind of surprised that you didn’t replant the iceberg roses on the new pasture property. You had mentioned planting roses in that area in the border. Your garden is so beautiful, know you are not a fan of your soil necessarily, but I’m so incredibly jealous of it. We live in San Antonio, our land is limestone. Like a slab. Maybe 2-3 inches of clay on top. My husband builds raised beds for everything! Enjoy your coo, we were 102 on the day we saw this! Thanks for your channel! Vicki😊🌸
Please save the icebergs!!!!!!! You've got lots of room!!
I agree!!