Do You Ever Want a Lazy Day? // Update on Parent's Remodel? // Recap 🌿
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Still Planting in 100+ Degree Heat! Beautiful Purple Blooming Plants! - bit.ly/45weayE
Shopping For Garden Things with Mom on a 108 Degree Day! - bit.ly/45pYKMc
Working Around the Pond: Planting Plumbago, New Chairs & Pond Plant Maintenance! - bit.ly/45r1oRV
Cut Flower Garden Tour!!! SO Many Pretty Things! - bit.ly/3Pe4anV
Plant Present for Aaron’s Mom & Baking Pumpkin Bread Using the Wheat We Grew! - bit.ly/45OIgNv
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Laura - your day alone with everyone leaving the house…. You just described what every mom wants! 😂
When my 4 kids were little (now all adults), that was my Mothers Day request every year…some alone time! It turned into a spring plant shopping day for me and continues to be what I do on Mothers Day. 🌸
I used to love that! Now I have 3 teenagers and I’m a little lonely when they are at school and work… but I still like my alone time 😉
@@sheilastromberger2275 I always do plant shopping with my mom on Mother’s Day. Now I have a 6 year old daughter and she wants to come along too. It’s a great tradition! 😊
@@miickeyp1695 What a special tradition you have going! My mom wasn’t a gardener (skipped a generation I guess). I did take my adult daughter and daughter in laws with me one year but then I didn’t have room for all my plants so they have to stay home now 😂
When my kids were little, my sweet husband would take them camping for Mother's Day weekend so I could have some "alone time" It was like a little piece of heaven.
I am so amused by you two!!! I love it when you banter back and forth, really shows your personalities which is so fun and attractive!!! Love, love, love your show and have learned so much and inspired daily! It's funny because when I talk about certain plantings in my garden, I've mentioned you, Laura, like I know you to my Mom and she's like, "Who is Laura?" "Well, she's does my daily garden show called Garden Answer!" Thank you so much! ❤😊
I have talked about plants with strangers and mentioned Laura or Garden Answer. I almost always get the response “I Love Laura”
I do the same thing with my sister. I’ll reference a plant and say that’s what Laura suggests for that space, lol! I feel like I’m neighbors with Laura and Aaron! 😂
Good Morning guys! Just wanted to let you know that I'm loving my Nature's Willow. It arrived within a few days. It contained several samples so I can share with my family and friends.
Me too!
Same! It’s good stuff!
Me also. Have only used the pain cream but I'm sure the bug bite patch will be used soon.
Me too, it’s amazing and the pain cream that works!!
Also, loooooved how Aaron was so talkative today! He has the most soothing voice. 🪴♥️🪴♥️🪴
Laura, i think wearing your clothes was perfect into the pond, that is what i would wear as well. This is a garden show, not a what to wear show! Good job Laura. You are the best!
Why do people get so rude? Why would it matter what you do getting into the pond? I just don’t understand people who think they have a right to criticize someone’s choices! Seriously rude! You have such a great attitude towards this. Ignoring them takes great strength and I give you kudos for that!
Aaron is really getting comfortable talking more on these recaps! Love you guys!
I do love Aaron, so cute and the nicest guy!
Aaron is the kind of guy you hope your daughter finds! ❤
Aaron, your comment about social awareness/filter was not only spot on, but hilarious! Thanks for making me laugh.😂
Pumpkin is so great to have stored in your freezer. 😊 Just roast and purée, then store in freezer bags flat - makes it really easy to thaw out and make goodies with when the pumpkins aren’t ready. 😊
Exactly 🎃🧡
@@kandyharris2195Then freeze dry the purée. It won’t fill up the freezer and it lasts 25 years and amazingly taste like fresh.
@@susanlee9532 if I ever can get a freeze dryer I’ll have to try that out! 🥰
I grew some Jack be Littles this year and they are ready now...in August for petes sake! So I'm roasting them and freezing the pumpkin until I get enough for pumpkin bread or a pie. They taste great!
I LOVE that you went into the pool clothes and all. Country girls are like that...yes we are!
Good morning all on this cool Michigan morning.
Laura I was wondering if there’s a possibility’s you may consider adding some v-neck shirts to you inventory with some lighter colors??? I know I for one would be purchasing several. Thanks so much for the Sunday updates too I so look forward to them👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️❤️
I would like to suggest baseball style shirts…flattering and comfortable
Yes please! I only wear v neck t-shirts and would love some pretty colors too.
You should do the Garden Answer logo, in flowers, on your property 😊
Nice 👍🏼
Lucky you Laura that you don't have lazy days where you just want to watch Garden Answer videos all day, like all of us 🤣
😂😂😂
Laura, please add some creeping phlox to the pond area. It creeps over and around rocks and put on a beautiful show! My garden is mostly on ledge, and I have a ton of native rock, the phlox tucked in softens it beautifully.
Great idea. I'm my area, creeping phlox is one of earliest bloomers and adds so much color. It blooms quite long in our cool Spring.
Make sure it is in a sunny spot.
They do still have “Home Ec”, but we had a name change in the 90’s. It is now Family and Consumer Science (FACS)! I have taught it for 22 years! So proud you knew the difference between T and t! Love Garden Answers!
I also took “home ec” in middle school and loved it! We not only learned how to freeze food (no canning) and how to sew a skirt, we learned different furniture styles, the color wheel with tints and hues. My family moved when I was going into 10th grade and I signed up for it the new school. It was completely different because most of the girls usually got married within a year or so of graduating. Insurance, flatwear, dish patterns, etc were the focus, none of which I was interested in but was important regardless of your plans. That was 55 years ago when girls mostly either got married, became a teacher or a nurse, period. Glad there are many more choices available now including what being a homemaker can be for each individual. 👌👏👍
I was lucky not to take that class in the 80s, our teacher wasn't all there
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My mom was my home ec teacher and I learned what T and t were all about when she showed me how to I make cakes and cookies from recipes found in her O'Keefe & Merritt cook book...which I still have.
I can SO relate to feeling a definite loss losing a tree. Almost like a death in the family. On the farm I grew up on (near where Laura and Aaron are), we had a really big weeping white birch. It was beautiful, and I spent a tremendous amount of time in my youth up in that tree. I would read books up there and watch the world go by from that high very private vantage point. Well, I moved away, my dad passed away, my mom and my brother and his family still were there. (My brother and his family were then living in another house nearby). My mom took a couple of years to spend time away, renting the house out to another family. During that time, the grass under the tree was removed for another project, so irrigation was suspended around the tree. No one thought about watering the tree and it died. I still morn the loss of that tree and it’s been years since any of us has lived there. I morn the loss of the farm, too, and I haven’t had a say in the running of that farm in decades, but I still feel it 😥
I can see where loosing a tree would be difficult. I try to keep all of mine as tight as possible, seeing as I just wouldn't know how to loose them properly.
I completely understand. Losing loved plants/trees, homes, etc. is like a death. The beautiful memories are mingled with pain. At least, that is my experience.
Grammar police! “Losing”, not “loosing”.
I’m so sorry Susan and those who have experience the loss of a real family tree-my father in-laws had a horrible storm take out his huge,historic beautiful tree last year and we as a whole family all mourned the loos of the iconic tree… it just held magical moments in our families daily life…it’s not only hurt our hearts to see it gone but it has us running for SHADE in the dog days of summer! It will forever be missed😢💚🌳
Your channel is super popular because you get to the point without the boring details. I'm not interested in repeating my botany class. Thank you for your style of videos.
I got my shirt and hoodie a week and a half ago and I love the upgraded quality in both! The letters eventually peeled off my old GA crewneck but these are both a lot higher quality! Also, shipping was so fast! Great decision to upgrade your merch. Can’t wait for a hat and other items to come available. Wore my new sweatshirt this weekend on the oregon coast and had multiple people recognize it and comment. Fun to connect with other GA fans. ☺️
Love how much Aaron was talking! The conversation was very entertaining and informative! More please!
I graduated high school in '14, and I never had home economics. ☹️ Never learned how to do anything handy or homey or with plants or even taxes. Every school needs to bring that back! I totally would have taken it if it was an option!
I graduated in 1981 took home ec and shop was even offered to the girls! I took it that, too! Good experience 😁
So right! I had a home economics class and am now in my sixties! So many times I think, "Thankyou Mrs. Smith!"! (We lived overseas and went to an international school. )
How difficult on do many levels it would have been for me if I hadn't had that class!
Several years ago, I watched a Jack Barnwell video where he was walking through a forest area that he and his father used to walk when Jack was a child. He said (paraphrasing) that his father taught him that the forest is like the ocean...always changing. The earth moves and those "waves" move the plants. Some trees fall and create huge earth mounds upon which other plants and trees will grow...I just remember being so comforted by that! It has helped me learn to appreciate the trees I have and while I mourn those I lose, I know their purpose will continue and they will live on in my memory. Cow! My husband and I are moving to the country (again and finally!) and I have decided I am going to have chickens and possibly a cow! My sister has a cattle farm and she thinks a milk cow would be a good addition for our new home. I am really excited! I will follow your journey, too, should you decide on that "next step"! Love your recaps!
I watched that Jack Barnwell video also. Really enjoyed it. Thanks for reminding me about it. It may be time to watch again.
@@mmelven8558 is this video on Jack's TH-cam channel now do you know?
That “warranty sign” 😍 YES!!
Good morning beautiful people! Blessings to all 🙏❤️ Have a wonderful week ❣️🤗
Awwww. I hate hearing about the loss of the locust tree! 😢
I know your mom and you will figure out how to compensate for the loss with a gorgeous gardening transformation once the construction is over.
It was so nice to see your mom and Monica in the garden center redecorating video. Your mom must be completely overloaded between work and the construction at their home. So sorry they had to lose the tree, but it will make room for new memories in their new space with their family and friends gathering there.
I’ve hesitated to mention before-the dust from fertilizer. A good point from - and this from a gardener with a lung disease caused from inhaling fertilizer and other chemicals. This takes a toll over the years. Just please try to limit dropping from a standing position or wear a mask during that application. Don’t mean to get in your business - just sending love from a damaged body
Can I just say how I love that you and Aaron chat with each other in the video recaps. I remember when Aaron didn’t participate much but then he gradually started talking and now it’s just so natural between you two. You guys are awesome! You both make me smile. Love the kids, the cats, and how you, your mom and Monica do such neat things with each other! Love all the videos. I have learned so much. Also, I am getting a landscape redo this fall. Can’t wait!
Woefully, both rudbeckia and echinacea are dear and rabbit food for me. I have both sitting out in my garden now, half eaten or eaten completely to the ground. I have to decide what I will keep and protect and what will go. Lilies are going first and I am planting allium in their place. So wish I could grow both of these plants but not worth the aggravation.
Love Aaron's eye roll at the mention of a cow!!
Oh my, I laughed out loud when you said a cow might be in the near future and Aaron rolled his eyes and said 'oh geez' 😂 totally reminded me of my husband and I. I keep saying that I am going to get chickens for fresh eggs and my husband is like 'are you for real?!' 😅
We just bought 25 chicks. 😊
I have a soy sensitivity, and almost all commercial hens are fed soy based feed. 😢
Laura your knowledge is off the scale... So impressive your recall.
laughed out loud at Aaron rolling his eyes when you mentioned a cow 😅
Hi Laura...love your channel. I had to laugh when you were saying that you don't always retain names of plants or whatever as fast as you used to. I mentioned that very fact to my Mom one day years ago and she explained it like this.....your brain is like a carousel that goes around and around, and if you can't think of the name, information, etc......just wait a minute and it'll come around again. I asked her what happens if the carousel goes around several times and you still can't catch the info.....she said "Oh Honey...your carousel is too full. You need to knock some stuff off of there!" She told me these words of wisdom when she was in her 90s. I was just so relieved to know I was not quite as bad off as I thought I was!!!
Thank you for offering size inclusive merch. Please consider offering ladies V-neck tees. Thanks!❤🌸
I SECOND THIS! I prefer a v-neck as a crew neck makes me claustrophobic!
The Cape plumbago is the tropical variety (native to South Africa) and they are BIG shrubs covered in sky blue blooms. It looks almost like a hydrangea. I grow mine in zone 9b in Japan 😊
We have them here in Tampa 9b too! They get big!
I grow mine here in 9/10, Santa Barbara California. They grow large and can be easily trimmed, if needed. They add such a beautiful blue flower to the garden. I'm thinking about the dwarf variety and wondering if I can find some.
I have them in GA too! They are sooooo drought tolerant and amazing!
Always love the videos where you and Aaron banter back and forth!!! And Aaron asks you some good questions ♥️
But why are folks so concerned with Laura’s attire. 😂😂 Anyways, I always love these recap videos. Feels like I’m chatting with old friends ❤
I wouldn’t want to be in a video in my bathing suit either.
I Love Aaron’s reaction when you said Yes to get a cow. Lol. All of the flowers are sooo Beautiful and the pond is Awesome. I Love watching all of the areas evolve and grow into this amazing nature forest.
We have signs posted in my nursery “please do not eat produce off of the plants. Thank you” unfortunately it’s very common😕
Yes nothing worse than waiting for that fig to ripen and it’s gone 😢when you back
We have “Please don’t unfurl leaves on houseplants”…. 🧐 I always think who does that?!? Do you do that at home?
I planted roses earlier this year. When they bloomed my security cameras picked up 3 women with scissors and bags removing my blooms. 😢😢😢 I had Morticia rose bushes for quite a while. I posted pictures of each of them on my fencing. Yes they reached in to take them.
@@Rebecca-dm5ulHow rude of them, it never ceases to amaze the things people do today with no care for anyone but themselves.
Would love to see a progress video on your parents remodel
I wish that you guys would plant a field of lavender 💜 It would be so beautiful
I didnt the even have a second thought about you getting in the pond fully clothed. I guess it is a lille silly 😂
My dad was a farmer. He firmly refused to get a cow after retirement, saying you can never not milk! Just throwing that out there, although I would love to see you guys do it. I'm sure the kids would be fascinated with it too.
Yes, that’s what I was thinking, no vacations!
The way you work Laura is the true testament of passion and talent. Gardening is your lane. I love learning from you! I just purchased some merch! Thanks for holding the 48hr sale. Also, thanks for answering my question in this video!! I feel so special when Laura mentions my name! lol
I had home economics in school too! Learned a lot then and everyone should have it!
I even took shop class
IDK Laura, I think I am with you on wearing your clothes into the pond. It wouldn't even matter if I had the most fit looking body either. Especially if I was doing a video of myself that was going on the internet for the whole world to see. I for one would not feel comfortable exposing myself like that. I might have utilized a set of wading gear.
Had you not been making a video for the public, I am sure that would be different. Unless you were just hot from being outside and wanted to cool down quickly lol. Let the people come unhinged and you just do you!
Pumpkin cookies are great as well! My mom use to make them during the fall and winter months. She would leave some plain and then add raisons & nuts to some. Either are very tasty lol. After my mom passed away years ago now, as I was the only girl out of six children, I got all of her recipe boxes. (I had already copied many of them over the years), But Great memories on those stained and handwritten cards.
Great comment!
Creeping phlox does not have to be dead-headed! When the blooms are spent, the foliage hides the blooms. It’s a lovely, easy care plant that slowly spreads and is easily propagated. It is the favorite plant of many southern spring gardens as a border plant. My mom used it to cover the top of a berm that separated her yard from her neighbors’ yards.
Chaco makes sandals specifically for river rafting & water wear and they're super comfortable! They have adjustable straps that hug all the right places, so stay put.
My go-to for hiking, river walking & everyday use. They make slip-on versions too!
Hi there! I’m in Tampa… hotter than heck as usual! Do you think those sandals would be good for walking? Thanks for the heads up!
I have 4 pins in my left ankle and completely flat feet 🦶 so chacos are my go to sandals, I even have Chaco boots! Although I’m a big Birkenstock fan as well!
I have owned Chaos for over a decade. I take them travelling, swimming, SUPping, hiking and love them. They also are easy to repair if the sole starts to come apart. :)
I love my chacos for hiking and water. I love the look of the style that straps around the big toe but hate how it feels, so I buy the style that does not have the "toe jail".
Regarding your merch! Consider adding back v-neck Ts. I’m not a fan of crew neck but love a good v-neck❣️
"some people are just not blessed with social awareness" and then "people exist in the world like this that you have to deal with" 😂😂😂 this totally cracked me up. I listened to this video at night in bed and lol at your comment..😂😂 love it.
Great recap! Always enjoy my Sundays (after church) with you and Aaron! ❤
In England we use elderflowers to make cordial and wine, very nice x
Coffee cups would be awesome to add to your merch. A lot of us watch your videos while having our coffee. Lol
I’ve watched your videos religiously for YEARS…. Started with “how to prune a rose bush” (in the townhouse). You’ve been deemed “my friend Laura” ever since. I’ve never commented before - this video got me for 2 key items that stuck a cord.
1) Aaron…. “Going to a Vikings game with my family” - you caught my heart as a born and raise MN sports fan! 💜💛🏈 (Although currently living in the border in Fargo, ND)
2) “Some people are just not socially aware.” We built a home on a 2 acre wooded lot and planned out my DREAM garden while we wait for grass to grow and winter to subside. (It’s an enclosed garden due to heavy deer, turkey, groundhog & rabbit pressure.) it was PERFECT. Someone bought the lot next to us…. Ripped out ALL the trees…. And put a TWO HUNDRED FOOT driveway ON the property line. WIth a 30’ shed at the end. (RIGHT in the property line - RIGHT behind the BEAUTIFUL garden we’ve been working on for a year. The orchard planned behind is no longer feasible due to the infrastructure (and ascetics)….
3) And 9 of our established trees’ root systems near that edge have gotten damaged from the driveway work - according to our arborist. They need to be removed.
It’s so disheartening trying to understand people’s selfish thigh processes…. They also have 2 acres and saw what we were doing… I just don’t get it. 😢
I feel so bad for you! You have our sympathy. It’s a sad thing when care for this beautiful Earth is lacking!
3/4 c. Brown sugar, 1/4 c. Flour, 3/4 c. Chopped pecans, 1/4 c. Melted butter. For pumpkin bread topping. I JUST made some today. It is AMAZING.
Anyone that sets out a pot of grass for their indoor cat is growing either wheat grass or oat grass. So yes! Wheat grows great in pots! It just looks like lovely soft grass and keeps flushing back as cats chew it down but eventually it sets seed.
I grew a flat of it. The dogs pulled it out by the roots, and the cats laid on it. 😆
Love Aaron’s look when u brought up a cow!!!😅
It is because you have a gift,Laura. That’s why you make it look easy❣️
Laura is the best tho! Such a natural at this and w the camera! Most garden people are slow and boring but she makes it so interesting! ❤
I love Aaron’s reaction to the cow!!!!
I feel exactly the same way about being productive every day. It simply makes me a happier person. Anything that promotes progress is worth doing. 😊
Always enjoy how you an Aaron enact on these videos. The knowledge you both have is endless. You show respect and love for each other that is beautiful.
At some point as a mom of littles, I switched over to making any & all sweet breads in muffin tins. No more mangled loaves, no need for me to cut (and cut, and cut). I love using the Wilton cupcake batter spoons to measure the right amount for each muffin. Game changer so everyone's muffin was the same.
Also, if you like peanut butter, mix some peanut butter and brown sugar together. Make your Banana bread recipe, but fill your muffin tins about 1/3rd full . Place a teaspoon +/- of the peanut butter mixture in the middle of each muffin. Top with the remaining batter, making sure to cover the peanut butter and bake as usual. My kids loved coming home from school and finding "Peanut Butter Surprise" muffins waiting for them. (Sorry, I don't really have a recipe for the peanut butter mixture, I just made it up one day to put some protein into the muffins.)
When I was a kid here in UK my dad had two Jersey cows and used to milk them each morning, just sitting on a milk stool, using a metal pail. After 2 hours in the pantry we'd skim 1" of cream off the top. So delicious. Cows were very friendly and safe near us little children, dad even sat us on their backs. Lots of cow pats of course, lol.
I use an oil paint pen. Lol, the marking doesn't go away. Some see of my stakes have been in use 5 seasons.
It is so enjoyable listening to the banter between you and Aaron.
Hi Laura!
Aaron is right. Know the motives. I have been a garden answer fan since COVID. Your love of gardening, lifting up others, and inspiring more people to try gardening comes through in everything you do. If you have another free flower day, share it. Share the love that you are giving to friends and family. Goodness spreads goodness. And maybe pray on it. I can hear the humility is important to you and I know God will too. Have a wonderful day.
I ordered a chitalpa immediately and then couldn't find it again. So happy if it was an accident!
Totally agree with Laura about Dianthus. It's not worth planting in my area of Toledo, Ohio (6A)
Hey, Aaron, I'm 5'4 3/4" and I definitely tell people I'm 5'5"! btw, you guys are so smart to take those daily evening walks, "post prandial" they're called! After dinner, helps with digestion, cooler part of the day, checking on and enjoying your property that you work so hard on, teaching your children, appreciating who made all things, and getting some valuable mild daily exercise (besides all the hard work you do!).
Oh no I could of never just watch someone eat every strawberry off that plant lol…. Monica, you have more inside voice than me lol.
Regarding Elderberries, please note the berries are poisonous when green/not ripe so do not ingest until they are fully ripened.
Additionally there are species that are not for human consumption ripe or not, be careful, be educated before eating anything from the garden or the wild
❤from one Susan to another, have a beautiful day❤
Good morning all have a safe and blessed day ❤
Oh my gosh! I hate my dianthus for the exact same reasons, but I haven't pulled it out yet because I feel bad since it is alive and happy where it's at. I bought them at the garden center 3 years ago! 😂 I have a ground-cover phlox that I love though, it does have gorgeous super early blooms and I never do anything to it and then it just loses the blooms and looks like a gorgeous little ground cover the rest of the year.
Me too! I hate digging up healthy plants. I was trying to think of a friend who might enjoy and take care of them. Until then....lol
I’m not a dianthus fan either.
Afternoon Everyone 💐
Perennial Plumbago also goes by blue leadwort- for the viewer who asked if it is sometimes called lungwort.
Yay! I vote for the cow! And please consider a horse for Samantha. When girls have a horse to love and care for, they have something to do every day and won't be chasing boys!
Morning Laura n Aaron its so good to see you all this morning with all your knowledge love how Aaron is chiming in this morning have a wonderful day
So glad Sue loved her planter it's awesome that you made it for her
A note on the tannins happening in the pond, it will eventually go away with water evap and fresh water being added in.
Will just look a bit coffe-water-like for a few months.
Otherwise you could do more frequent water changes to speed up the tannins being removed.
To the lady in Montana who wanted to know about winterizing, I might add to drain garden hoses and if you have HoseLink hoses bring them inside. The sprayers break if left outside over our cold winters. I live in WI zone 4b and I learned the hard way.
I totally think you need a COW. I grew up on a dairy farm. When I was in high school, we sold the heard...all but one COW. We kept the one for milk and made our own butter too. You need a COW Laura!!!!!
Losing trees is so hard. We had to take out two huge trees in February. A white maple and a pecan. They were dying slowly and we could have kept them going but bit the bullet and had them removed. The change in our yard is enormous and has been tough to adjust to. We’re looking at it as an opportunity to redevelop the yard. It’s a slow process but should be great in the end. Mourning the loss is sometimes much heavier than others.
Leave the stump. It’ll be beneficial to your soil as it decomposes. Plus the nature touch is perfect. I want a clear pond too but those side benefits are a bonus. We must be patient.
I thought it was great you just got into the pond in your clothes 😄
What about Monica maybe putting up cute classy signs asking customers to NOT eat the berries/fruit from plants they haven’t purchased!! Or maybe something like the old “You Break it You Buy It” signs!! ie: “You Eat It You Buy It”!!! Lol!
Good morning all!🥒🫑🥕🌽💐🌹🌻
I've always followed the ABC's and 3 D's of pruning. Acute angle branches, Bent branches, and Crossing branches; Disease, Dead, and Dying/Damaged branches.
Now I know you live in Eastern Oregon. Thanks Google ❤❤❤ I love you guys, your family & Channel. The 1st vid of yours l watched, you were harvesting wheat. I've been hooked ever since. Nurse Judi in Scottsdale AZ and E Minister ❤❤❤❤❤
I had planted a majestic coral tree , a ficus rubignosa and three Washingtonian palms in my property in San Diego , only to have the new owners cut down all of them . Never look back .
In NY, we call the class FACS - Family and Consumer Science. My sixth graders have a half-year (20 weeks) of cooking and kitchen skills then a quarter of sewing and a quarter of career exploration. Classes are not segregated by gender. The classes are using small kitchens that were just reconfigured with better space allocations and new appliances. They also make videos of skills or cooking at home.
There needs to be a shirt or hat that says “What Would Laura Plant?” I ask myself that ALL THE TIME!!!
Yes!! Get a cow Laura. I would love to see an occasional video with you milking the cow, making butter, and enjoying the fresh milk. Fun!
I think the new property needs grass, horses & ponies 🤔❤️🐎🐎🐎🐎
You guys don't know it but Garden Answer joins me in my morning run at the gym 6 days a week, so thank you for such positive and uplifting content.
My wife and I found our Desert Orchid at the Zamzow's in Nampa close to Lowe's on the Nampa Caldwell blvd. We were actually on our way out, couldn't make up our mind and thought the heck with it and we found it outside. One of the store employees said it was a return. We love it and it smells so good.
Yea Garden Answer video ! Thank you for the highlights as it just refreshes my mind on all the beauty we saw last.
How wonderful it will be for your mom to host the entire family for dinner comfortably! We have 17 in our immediate family so I know how she feels. Can’t wait to see the reveal. 😊
Good Morning Garden Answer friends!
I love wheat germ sprinkled on top of ice cream that’s got a little honey drizzled on top. Plus that’s where a lot of nutrients are like vit. E.
Good morning, Everyone!