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I live with my parents, but they’re getting elderly, and are slowing down. Ive started to slowly take over the household and one of things I’ve started to get into is making sure they have a pretty garden to look at.
That's sweet of you. Bless you. I hope you're all staying safe and happy and healthy 😊
That's about where I'm at too. I'm taking over the garden.
Awww...that so sweet✨💕My god bless you with your good deeds✨
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@@potatopotatoeOG has
I learned more from her in five minutes than I ever could have on my own..
Hi dear
Can this plants bloom or resist the heat in Bahrain.
Hi again can I plan hydrangea in our country Kingdom of Bahrain 🇧🇭
I watch Laura when I feel sad or lonely. She's my pick-me-up:)
Just what I need!💕💕💕
I have just got some of them for my garden! great information!! Thank you very much!🙏❤🙏
Oh ! It’s just what I need! Thank you so much Laura.
Thank you! All my favorites too!
Love, love, love your videos!
I ❤ all of these plants! Now to choose which ones for my garden...
Just getting ready to plant my front yard these plants will be perfect thank you for the ideas
Great video as always!!!! Thank you so much for always adding names and pictures of the plants you talk about. It is so helpful 🙌🏼 teaches me so much
I love that Russian Sage and that whole flower bed that you did around the urn!
That lavender with the Echinacea from your old garden is such a pretty combination
Hi Laura, Always a great video ☺️
I miss your garden tours.. they were the “very best” on TH-cam!
Thank you for sharing, Chris-Raleigh NC
Ok, you have convinced me to try the compact sage, excited!
I'm so glad I found this channel!!
A very visually attractive and informative video with nice editing as usual...good job guys :)
Exactly what I needed. Love these videos! I get overwhelmed in the store and like to do some easy research before going into garden centers and these overviews are perfect for this.
Black eyed Susan is found on the coast in Maine... fell madly in love with them
So informative! I need to start growing more of these. Re doing our front landscaping and will need to tuck these in somewhere! :)
Beautiful ! I love these . I have grown lavender for years . Thanks for all of the info on so many plants . Tremendous help !
Greetings from Ireland!! I really enjoy your videos....I've learned so much from you. Thanks for sharing.
your husband video editing skills are great, the quality amazes me and it's very impressive, everything is so professional looking
Wonderful flowers, and beautiful ayes
Love your videos Laura! You have introduced me to so many wonderful plants and gardening tools since watching your videos ( love the oakleaf hydrangeas, diervilla, beautyberry, itea, and the felco pruners & the atlas gloves!). Thanks for inspiring me!
Sounds poetic..the way you explain is just absolutely beautifully put.
How did I miss this, almost a year ago! Two new flower beds to plant in the dead of summer! Think I’ll give it a go!
Thank you Garden Answer, your video was informative and well made.
I live in Utah, a hot arid state so these flowers will work out great.
Can I make a suggestion? Can you please list the plants you discuss in your descriptions. You have a ton of knowledge and its tough for a tech dude to keep up!
Wonderfully useful, thank you for taking time to share.
Such pretty flowers:) thank you:)
Yes!!!! Was looking for flowers that can withstand Arizona heat❤️
This Summer in the Midwest is unusually humid and hot; all your suggestions are great! Thanks. =)
I’m planting lavender, Sedum, and Russian sage today! So this was super helpful for me! Thank you!
Proven Winners struck gold with you my dear! Fabulous as always!
Thank you for this info!!! From south Alabama where it’s HAWT!
May you please do more highlights/care and Info guides on various plants??
Thank you Laura for this video. It is hot here in Nebraska and I'm exhausted from trying to keep plants watered. What a great idea! And I love purple anything!
Thank you so much! We just bought our first home, and are learning so much about gardening, let alone all the unknown things one needs to do to care for a house!
I’m a gardening novice; live in north Florida and seems no matter what I do, things are dying on me. I love lavender but it seems to not be doing well in the full sun, but I think I’ve been watering too much. Anyway, it’s great to know these 5 things I can try to find around my area and get planting!!
Linda Ortolano
As usual very informative information! Very helpful for me since my back garden has a southern exposure. Thanks Laura and keep these videos coming! :)
This video was SOOOOO helpful! But now the dilemma is picking which one or ones to plant! Thank you so much!
Such an informative video! Thank-you. Its so good to hear about these options. I totally appreciate these suggestions. I'll be going to the garden center near me to see if we have these available to us. Thanks again.
Thank you for the great information. I love all of these plants! I have them in my garden! I planted them to lure more pollinators into the garden.
Thank you for these great suggestions - the photos really help!
Yes thanks I will look for these next year. My front bed is very sunny and hot - lov your hair - mine looked like that 20 yrs. ago- luv all your videos
Beautiful colorful summer heat beat..
I have Russian sage envy!!!!! I love this plant and have tried growing it several times unsuccessfully. It definitely needs full sun to thrive. Thanks Laura, this was great!
Love sedum autumn joy! They are pretty when green and then they put on such a show with the deep pink. Bees and butterflies live them too, as you said.
Thank you for getting to the subject without all the background noise. Thank you for keeping on subject throughout your videos.
I love your channel so much. Thank you
Oh yay!!! I grow all if them. Trying to make my landscape easier and easier each year. Thanks for sharing. I look forward to hearing from you each time you post a new video. 🌻🌿💕🐝
Linda Lee w
Awesome info👏🏾 clear & direct! Thnx!!
I’m going to refer back to this video so I can make some changes. Thank you!
I love this show. I live in Florida so summers are long, hot and humid. By August most flowers can't take any more heat and dry up or are hit by many different insects or fungus. Some of the plants you mentioned I think will do well here...certainly worth a try. Thanks!
Just planted a white hibiscus this year from Proven Winners with absolutely delightful blooms.
Thanks for this video and all of them as they encourage me to get out and play in the dirt! Keep 'em coming. You are awesome and informative.
Totally awesome, I have purple coneflower, the dark foilage sedum, the white coneflower, and the smaller lavender, I just love these plants in my garden, and have had great success with each one, I would love to try some of the other colors of the coneflowers, Thank you for sharing this video, I really didn't realize that these plants were great in the hot weather, I just noticed they did so well for me. Thanks so much Laura for this video and I look forward to the next one.
What a brilliant video! Do more like this please! Perhaps perennial grass options for zone 5, mine died. Do you plant mums and flowering kale?
I have some of those in seed packets. I'm going to plant them and get them ready for next year. Very pretty flowers.
I had great success with Echinacea seeds, I've got 8/10 that came up. That would be $80 to $160 worth of echinacea depending on what size plant you buy from the nursery
Laura, great advise just started taking in some house plants, it's been a challenge but I'm getting better at it. Some of those plants already existed out in my yard. Huh, who knew!
Great info and very helpful! Thanks 😀
Really useful and well presented. Thank you
Thank you so much ! Just what I needed.
I’m just starting to garden this year because of these Garden Answer videos. I turned 60 this year and never knew it could be such a wonderful hobby. I’m in Colorado and it’s been so hot that a number of plants have died but now since I watched a ton of her videos, most of it was my fault. Love your videos!!!!!!
Rose Brady where are you in Colo? My daughter lives near Durango, in Vallecito.
Hayley Wise I’m in Littleton area
Rose Brady 8l
Ma'am uve missed out I've worked in the lady's garden since I could walk it is a good hobby
Excellent video content! Sorry for butting in, I would love your opinion. Have you ever tried - Proutklarton Protecting Aqua Plan (erm, check it on google should be there)? It is a smashing exclusive product for getting prepared for a mega drought minus the hard work. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate after many years got excellent success with it.
Thanks Laura great advice.
So happy you did this video!!!!! The Texas heat this year is killin me lol
South Texas girl over here. I needed this
Ever find a place to buy these in Texas? Can't find anything like it in the garden centers near me. Specifically looking for sweet romance lavender and lakota fire echinacea
@@CrimtideStreams I live outside Corpus Christi so I usually shop at Gills Nursery. They're well stocked usually but this year everything been flying off the shelf faster than they can stock em
Thanks great info! I live in the south part of New Mexico and the dry heat can just kills a lot of beautiful flowers and thats were I am at right now. My front yard gets the direct sun in the mid and late afternoon and it's not as pretty as it was earlier in the season...
Hey Laura! All gorgeous plants. BTW What's going on with the pollinator garden? 🙂
These are all amazing suggestions Laura. We have a huge drift of black eyed susans along with some munstead and wow they are showing off right now!
I hope I can find these now. My landscape is one of the colorless ones. I’m headed to find some this weekend
We went to four star garden and it was amazing, thanks.
great selection
Hi Laura! Thank you for the informative video! I planted a new Proven Winners variety of Sage called "Sage Advice" and I am completely blown away by its beauty, even though it is still a small plant. To be honest, so far I haven't really liked any sage variety because most of them look floppy and messy, but this one is just stunning. I highly recommend it! 😊
Love your channel !
Hello Laura
Love all your videos. Just wondering if you could do some videos on dividing certain perennials. Thank you
Thank you thank you! Info that I needed for sure!
Wow love that first one
Just wanted you to know I watch you every day on TH-cam, on my TV. I can’t make a comment on there ,, or actually not sure.., thank you for all your information .., you and your family and baby (your cats, sorry about Dexter Russel is adorable)are precious... I’m stepping out of my comfort zone and doing flowers that use to would have never tried .
Love your garden
So very helpful :) love your channel
I didn't realize that's why _Perovskia_ flopped. That's good to know. Thanks!
Wow! These 5 heat tolerant plants are exactly what I need. Can you tell me when is the best time to plant?
I have and love all of these!!
When is the very best time to plant these plants? Love your knowledge!!
Here in Arizona I planted Vincas and I lucked out they're blooming with the weather in the 100s
Your gardens are gorgeous. Was wondering if you get deer and if so, how do you prevent them from destroying your flowers.
This was awesome! Thank you
Laura have you ever grown “bridal wreath”? It has a very sweet fragrance, my parents had a bush at their home just outside my bedroom window...such wonderful memory.
Add a tall grass and you have a fabulous perennial garden! I also like Indian Summer rudbeckia as it is somewhat perennial in the Denver area.
Thank you for this video!
This is exactly what I needed!!! Thank you!! Do you have a video about trees that are able to tolerate a high heat index? I’ve noticed a lot of the tops of my trees burning…
I have the Russian sage and sedum.Just love them.I'll have to try the other ones mentioned :)
I’ve been waiting for this video!!!
Thank you so much. This helps me plan for next year and maybe a few this year. Awesome job!
Happy Week 🌸🦋🌸 🌼🐝🌼
Thank you. Very helpful
Great info, and very done video!
Hey Laura, I became interested in gardening when we moved to a cooler summer climate (zone 4) that wouldn't give our plants a heat stroke in the summer, but since watching your videos, I have become super excited about expanding my garden. Last year, we redid our front flower bed and planted a bunch of perennials. They received about 6-8 hours of sunlight per day, but we unexpectedly had to remove a huge Elm tree because of Dutch Elm disease and now I'm concerned about the perennials. Now, without that shade, our front flowerbed will be receiving about 12-14 hours of full sun per day, including mid day and late afternoon sun. Should I move all of the perennials? Or will they be ok as long as I pay close attention to water? (panicle hydrangea, bluestem grass, iris, salvia, and peony) Thanks for all your inspiration!
Thank you for this info!
Hi Laura! Just wondering if you could make a similar video for cold tolerant plants, I live in Canada and it is just really a lot colder except for a few weeks of "nice" weather. Thank you so much!
Many i have in the montreal area, like it , thanks !
I agree with your choices except for the rudbeckia...I find that I need to water almost daily in the heat of summer
Please do more videos like this!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!