Please, you don't have to rationalize why you plant so much. Your channel has been extremely helpful to us old gardeners as well as folks new to gardening. You and Aaron have brought so much to your community through your generosity and by example. I look forward to your postings each morning. In such chaotic times, it is a joy to start my day seeing your beautiful gardens. I know they have been an inspiration to me! Thank you.
I’m sure I’m not alone when saying this, but I just love your garden tours and dreaming about having your beautiful home and gardens! Seeing these gorgeous plants brightens my day every time! You are not only knowledgeable about plants and flowers but just so sweet and kind hearted, you are a bright spot in my day!☀️🌸
Here, here... And if someone has to ask "why?" they should move along to smaller gardening channels. Some folks can't grasp the dream, which is sad for them.
Every time Russell makes an appearance, I become engaged in what he is doing and then have to rewind the video to see what I missed with Laura. Perhaps there should be “The Adventures Of Russell” You Tube series.🤔
Took me forever to get through this video - was inspired by the sunflower rows and stopped to order seeds, then stopped again to order some bare root strawberry plants! Now I'm looking at a bulb catalog :)
Spoken like a true gardener Laura: "..that's going to eliminate a whole planting row for me" Aaron: "God forbid you plant like a couple less plants" 33:13 Hilarious! : D ps really appreciate the drone shots at the end, gives us a point of reference and to again enjoy the beauty of your gardens : )
Loved this tour and especially the drone footage and the choice of music that accompanied it. Just perfect! Aaron, I hope you are still considering putting up composting bins. You could be making so much compost with all those garden scraps, vines, grass clippings, and leaves. Save all your newspapers and cardboard for the brown matter to mix in. It would be so great to see how it all turns around 360 degrees and a great way to teach others about composting. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into making these videos for us.
Aaron: Not Winnie AND the Poo? That would be an entirely different story! Laura: Strike that! Love it! You guys are hilarious. Thanks so much for this lovely tour, everything is looking heavenly!
“Winnie AND the Pooh?” Aaron I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one who said that out loud. You guys crack me up!! So many gorgeous dahlias. I’m terrified to jump into getting dahlias but after watching you guys I think next season I’m going to try my hand at some! Beautiful garden!! Thanks for letting us into your world!
Amanda Coppa I’m zone 8b I have a beautiful dahlia collection. The first time I started 16 years ago they didn’t do well because I planted in a location that got a little to much shade…but I didn’t know that, so I planted more the following year and I realized they did better in sunnier locations. The second year when they took off - I only staked a few, which I wished I would have staked all of them as the ones I didn’t fell over when it rained. What a mess. So important to stake them early on. If you haven’t planted yet I hope you try. The clumps in the spring get bigger each year and you can divide in the fall and place in containers also if you’re not quite sure where you want them.
Gardening feeds my soul. I'm so greatful for your channel. I've learned so much and garden in a zone 5 - not many shows on that zone. Please don't ever apologize or feel you need to explain. You are generous with giving food, flowers and re-homing plants & bulbs to your community. It's an inspiration. Thank you.
Aron do you have to wind Laura up each morning? She is an incredible gardener with more energy than the energizer bunny. Her knowledge of all her plants, when she planted them, how much water each is to receive and all the different kinds of bugs and diseases and how to treat each one is amazing. I hope you never stop making these videos because you both are an inspiration to all of us who watch. I know I've learned many gardening tips over the years and my flowers thank you for it.
I think she just loves what she does so much that she’s excited every day to go work. It is so inspiring and something we should all certainly strive for in life ❤️
You do realize that she is not the only person who grows on such a large scale, nor the only person with as much knowledge as she has??? There are hundreds and even thousands of people like her. 🙄🙄🙄
Am I the only one who has watched this fall garden tour multiple times? I'd really L❤️VE to see a Dahlia tour of your varieties. Thank you for taking the time to share your beautiful space with us. You inspire me to keep on going in my own 7 acre property. Sometimes I'll wake up with a sore back from all the gardening and I watch one of your videos and I'll be right back at it after being inspired by you and Aaron. Happy Fall! 🍁🥰
Aaron, the drone footage at the end is gorgeous. Omg how much the space has changed since spring. What a difference 6 months and a lot of work can do. 🙏💞
How fun! What a great tour, enjoy your space so much and in the darkest time of my life (lost my husband to Covid in October) this channel lifts my spirits, helps me heal, and is inspiring me in more ways than I can verbalize and I am so grateful to you all! Thank you for creating a community of light!! Oh, and love, love, love the idea of a perennial cut flower garden.
Yes! The “drone over” just provides that perfect ending perspective to Laura’s tour! Hmmm, I’m thinking MrB running thru the grass underneath is a new Garden Answer video closer. Would be fun to see how he and sis grow❣️
I was just thinking the very same thing!! It's just so fulfilling to see him running through the grass, racing the drone!! How fun!!! Plus - What a fantastic opportunity to create a long term compilation!! Dad could follow them with the camera through ALL of their growing years!!! 🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️ I wish we had drones, and video cameras, to have done this with my own children as they were growing up!
Those Cafe Au Laits are GORGEOUS, especially the creamy peachy ones. Taking a stroll through the cut flower garden and being met with all those colors and beauty must feed your soul.
2 long videos in a row!?!?!!! (Weekly recap) YAY!!! I always love it when you post long videos!!! 😁😁😁 Great start to the weekend!! And love getting to see all the progress. It's like watching your (our 😉) dreams come true! ❤
Gorgeous! I would never even think to ask why you garden on such a large scale. Anyone with a true passion for gardening would never need to ask. We know! Your new property is developing so quickly! So glad that I discovered you this past winter. I love watching. You are inspiring.
I really like the idea of a perrienal cut garden. There are so many different varieties you could plant. The main cutting garden gets moved around each year, and will be harder to work around perrienals. You talked about changing the aisle sizes, which can be easily done with the annuals, but with perrienals, you would need to be mindful of where they are planted. My vote is for a perrienal cut garden!
Who cares why you plant as much as you do? You're not hurting anyone by doing that plus you help us to learn a lot by sharing all of this, keep doing what makes you happy, that makes us happy too ❤️❤️❤️
A 47 minute video on a Saturday! Oh my goodness! Thank you Laura and Aaron ❤️ For the bells of Ireland. How about not in an arrangement but just a posy of them, requires minimal touching, I think that would be lovely in a rich color vessel.
I love seeing Russell!! He sure loves you. I love how he is there in almost every video. Your pumpkins are awesome. Wish I had the space in full sun for pumpkins. Thanks for the daily inspiration! I often go out and garden after watching. Your videos help give me the push I need to get out there when I am feeling lazy. :)
anybody else REALLY enjoy seeing the cut flower garden the MOST? I just love seeing things do so. I am particularly fond of Laura’s harvest videos! It makes me dream of one day having enough land to grow that much food. When that day comes, I will be canning and storing everything but the kitchen sink! 🤪😂
I am growing food and flowers. My 2 freezers are full and so is my pantry. I actually killed the burner on my stove with all my canning. I’m starting to put my veg gardens to sleep for the winter and focusing on planting ore shrubs from fall sales. My Dahlia patch is still in high production. It is all wonderful!
That great big, beautiful farmhouse just makes so much sense with the huge expanse of grass in front. Cut flower garden tour, beautiful. Drone footage, spectacular. Benjamin running across the lawn, beyond precious. Keep it up! We love you! 💞
Why? I know why. I've learned so much about gardening from you. Something else that you may not know is how much this channel has kept us sane in the last year and a half. I for one am truly grateful that you share your knowledge and your beautiful family with us and pray that you continue for many many years to come. 🌞🌱💖🇺🇸
The very last part of the video with Benjamin running toward the house in the new big turf area was SO SWEET 🥲!!!! What a special little piece of footage 💕
The tour is so appreciated. I have to start having a tissue box next to me when I watch because the drone footage moves me so much. I’m not sure why but I think it is because of the bounty and beauty of all living things. And Benjamin running the the grass? Just priceless. ❤️Lovely❤️
Have you considered putting in a pergula in front of the shed? You could grow some grapes on it and train them up to form some natural shade. It would help keep the building cool in the summer and add a ton of winter interest! It would add some opportunity for a less formal seating area and you could totally hang lights or add a potted Japanese maple to tie it more into the rest of your garden spaces!
@@SandyMergui if the birds find those then pergola idea can be a good backup for a harvest not lost. All you need is 1 grape plant- which sends out 40 foot canes.
Inspired by you Laura, I planted my first ever dahlia tubers today. A whole three of them! Now for the nervous wait to see if they actually grow. I love that I get to watch your summer season for inspiration while waiting for ours here downunder. And I will never get sick of seeing Benjamin running across that grass, so innocent and carefree. Love the idea of a perennial cut flower garden - do it!!
I doubt you'll have to dig them up. I overwintered some greenpepper as well in the garden this year. They came back and now starting to sprout .. it's really amazing hey
Looking at the drone shots, the mulch really defines the space of the cut flower garden in a way that grass might not. You're not taking a poll from us, but I vote to keep the mulch. So pretty.
Laura - I’m in awe that you remember all the names of the plants and flowers. You and Aaron have produced an amazing harvest this year on the new property. So excited to see what happens in future years.
Laura, Your gardens are beautiful! I grew up on a tobacco farm. I dreamed of flowers not tobacco plants. Watching you plant does my heart good. You have so much love to give. Thank you for sharing your beautiful yard with me. It is so wonderful how you want to give to others. Out of your abundance you bless others! Thanks Aaron for all your hard work as well.
Love all of the flowers, the details on each variety, the plans for the space where the high tunnels are/were, but the best part of the whole video is watching Benjamin running through the new grass ♥️. That was the plan from the beginning and to see him having so much space to run free is so heart warming to me. Can’t wait to see Samantha Grace running free just like Benjamin💖!
What you’ve done with your new property reminds me of your tour of the Intervale next to Gardener’s Supply. Well done. Thank you for your inspiration and positive attitude. The worlds is a better place because of all you do!
I love that you took the time to pause and feature the bumblebee! Even though I live over 20 stories up in a highrise, a little bumblebee managed to find my balcony garden this summer and has been visiting every day. It makes me so happy - I love going out in the morning and seeing her going from flower to flower 🐝
Videography just gets better and better! Benjamin running on the open lawn trying to beat the drone and the music under, great climax to today’s story. What a great memory this will be in years to come.
Bless Russell he for in so many shots...clever boy. Having the blackberry bed empty would be the perfect excuse to show how to use bare root plants. I bet a lot of viewers would appreciate the instruction. It's such a good way to plant them and so cost effective.
Laura, don’t make excuses for making your home so beautiful! You are so giving and your friends and family must adore you for your generosity. To live in such gorgeous surroundings must be glorious.
I just really want to say thank you. I discovered your channel around mid summer and always click on your videos to watch and learn from you. I really enjoy watching you grow a beautiful space without all the fluff a lot of youtubers include in their videos. While I love watching peoples garden spaces, I grow annoyed with dilly-dally many put on in front of a camera. I don't find that in your videos. I do in fact find honest, hardworking, and majorly humbling people. And I find it so becoming, when I see you sharing the love with friends and family with flowers and produce you grow. Thank you so much for showing a slice of your life with these videos, as it is a wonderful breath of fresh air to sit down and wind down, or get ready for the day.
Spent the last couple of days tearing out grass to become new flower beds for enjoyment next Spring. Sloping hill, slopping ground area in the backyard and slopping area in front yard. Perennials arriving next week to begin my journey... following in your footsteps [75 yo newbee] ❤🌈👍
I absolutely love how your new property is coming together. Beautiful! Laura & Aaron you are good partners in life & garden. Your closing drone footage covering everything is just awesome. Keep up the good work. Thank you!
Love that you talk fast and your husband makes great videos. You are truly THE PLANT LADY, an informative gardener, and your gardens look amazing! Thanks for sharing.
Oh wow 👌 I just watched your weekly recap. Wonderful to get a double-dose of Laura 💕 Greetings from Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸 This is 9-11 and a great day to remember how lucky we are here in America 🇺🇸
Thank You so much for sharing your knowledge and family with us. I often wonder how many of us pour our cup of coffee in the morning and then check for your video.😂😂 You don’t have to justify what you do to anyone!!!! My husband volunteers one day a week through a food bank and distributes donated food to two /three food pantries. I often hear comments like “do you get paid?” “They should pay for the gas you use.” Some people just don’t get it !! Giving back to others is just so rewarding. Thank you Aaron for the drone footage. Awesome.♥️💐🐝😊
Those drone shots at the end are like the icing on the cake. It really helps tie everything together for us. Laura- you’re inspiring me to have a tiny cut flower section in my small garden next year.
I know with 1.7 k comments you won’t see this one and that is ok, but for me that Pumpkin and Squash patch is a dream come true. Can’t imagine the joy you must feel when walking around in it!
What a beautiful life you've created for yourselves! You remind me of that little bumble bee! You're super charged girl! Just a little bundle of cheerful energy you are! I'm happy to see you grow all this beautiful food and the flowers just make me smile too sweet girl! Have a great weekend and just simply enjoy the fruits of your labor! Breathe in and out relax and rest a little honey!
Wind, rain, and REALLY hot temps…..(thankfully no sleet or hail) and nothing can keep Laura and Aaron’s garden from flourishing. You are an amazingly talented gardener!! Thank you for sharing it all with us. It has been a real pleasure to watch this new property produce so much food, flowers and JOY! Congratulations!!
i love that you explained why you do this on this scale to folks that question you. However, in my opinion- you can do whatever you want! Enjoy the videos without criticism!
All your neighbours must love that you have 'beautified' that old field! It is really looking amazing, you have such a wonderful vision! Thank you for sharing with us!
You likely already know this but radishes roasted are sweet and delicious. Like you I'm not a fan of fresh radishes, but love the roasted ones. Your gardens are lovely and have inspired me.
It must be so pleasing for you to look out your windows and see the beautiful colors of your giant bouquet. And so satisfying to know that your efforts produced that. Thank you Aaron for the fly-over.
Just gorgeous laura, everything you and Aaron have done is just beautiful. I love how you share all that you grow. Veggies and flowers 💐 😍 can't wait to see how you guys light the area up for the holidays. Have a blessed week 🙏.
Major garden envy!!! I love all the color and texture in that space. And poo on anyone who doesn't understand your desire to grow. Grow. All. The. Things! I am interested to see how the grass walkway around the cut flower garden works out for you. I wonder if that will be an issue. I can imagine it would get chewed up by the tractor tires when you till the garden? Maybe not. It will be interesting to see how it goes. The rest of your new property is so drastically different from that raw weedy space. Absolutely amazing. It is so fun to watch you guys develop it. Thanks for sharing this with the world. We need more Lauras and Aarons.
I just loved this video. You don’t have to justify why you grow so much. The main reason is “You love to grow things.” The fly over at the end was wonderful. Thank you Aaron!
It is amazing what a pumpkin patch can produce. It’s fun to know there’s a bunch of pumpkins doing their thing under the canopy so many leaves. Also Laura climbing through the pumpkin patch was so cute. She looked like a kid in the candy store. “Ooh, look at this one! And this one!”
@@jakesuper8253 I have so many, I love roses and dahlia , hollyhocks, peonies. I also love coleus (tho I know not a flower) My favourite scent is lily of the valley in Spring,
Thank you🐝 for adding drought tolerant trees, a wild meadow, and native flowers to your new areas and commenting on the bumblebees. Biodiversity loss, water shortages and habitat loss for birds, insects and wildlife are real concerns.
Absolutely love when you do the drone footage at the end Aaron! I like the tours Laura does to see closeups but the drone footage really shows how much you’ve done.
Hi Laura, I just adore your posts, you and Aaron are such a gorgeous couple. Congratulations on achieving your dreams. You are correct that a lot of your viewers also enjoy the same gardening ethics as yourself, so no need to explain yourself, constantly to people who either lack the same joy of gardening or they just like to knock other people’s success. You both are so young and have archived so much, your children are so lucky to be growing up on such a beautiful property, with such beautiful, kind, generous and community minded parents. I am in Australia, I love waking up each morning and tuning in to see what you have posted during the night, you work so hard, I hope that you take some time to rest, look after yourself. When I see you digging, pulling old plants from pots , bending and lifting, I worry for you. Our bodies are so resilient when we’re young, but as we age there is so much risk of injury. I speak from experience, I see myself in you, but for the last 7 years I have been suffering from chronic back pain from a gardening injury. The size of your property will expect a huge commitment from both of you, I hope that you plan for the a future where you will be able to get help in to maintain the property.. Good luck with it all, I love the Hartley, I can hardly wait to see the Christmas tree in it, what a joy that will be for you to decorate. God Bless, and thank you for sharing your beautiful life with us. Ivanka
Absolutely awesome!! ‘Why?’ - because I like to grow things!!! Perfect answer. We all love to grow things:). If I’m on a walk and find a random seed - I take it home and try to germinate and grow it.!! It’s just want we like to do.!! And the drone footage at the end was a treat! Always love seeing that footage on your videos. Thank you for filling my needs to grow things!!
There is no way on earth I'd have imagined that you'd be this far with the new property this summer. I would have a hard time getting myself out of all those beautiful flowers to do anything else. So pretty and fun!
I love how the black mulch sets off your garden. When you plant grass I think you will lose the beautiful frame the mulch makes. There will be so much green with lawn and plants. Your dahlias are beautiful. I’m zone three and mine aren’t blooming yet. Full of buds but not opening. And next week we will be getting frosty nights. The joys of zone three!
I agree on the mulch! Think of how hard it’s going to be to mow under all the squash, and they will shroud the grass and kill it every year. Mulch just provides a beautiful contrast to a sea of green plants.
Peggy-Ann….I live in Alberta 30 minutes south east of Edmonton. There is a spring creek close to our house and our area is quite low so we get frost earlier than what’s expected in our area. Thursday is 2c. So minus here. Nice to hear from another Canadian!,🌻
I love, love, love! The endings with the aerial shots. Aaron, for that, you’re forgiven for stepping on the pepper and raging on Laura for wanting to plant to full capacity! 😂🤣😂🤣. Thanks to both of you for this wonderful videos that we all enjoy so much!
Good morning! Your cut flower beds are stunningly beautiful. The colors and textures are so joyous. That entire area is so much fun to watch as things grow. Pumpkins, potatoes and peppers, oh my!! Love the aerial coverage & music to see how everything is developing. Thank you for sharing this part of your life with us.
Yay! A garden tour!!! It's amazing how much that piece of property has changed in such a short time. I love all of the pumpkins, I had a dismal pumpkin and gourd growing season this year, only got one pumpkin and it's rotten already. My gourds look like they won't last long either. We had drought and squash bugs, ugh.
@@RachelTsTime try companion planting. When you plant any kind of squash plant also plant marigolds, radishes and some dill. They will help attract the bad bugs away from the plants you want to eat.
@@RachelTsTime The only success is when I sprayed Neem oil mixed with Azamax. I had tried every single thing before that, including mothballs, no dice.
I found your channel in the last couple of years while I was recuperating, having chemo, radiation and healing. Then inside because if COVID. You’ve been a godsend. I am hooked and so enjoy this journey with you guys and learning so much while getting my fix vicariously of beautiful plants, etc. I know in my next place I’ll be ready to plant more than I ever have. Of course still following your journey. Thank you so much. ❤️🌻🌿
I like the sharp borders between the mulch and the cut flower garden at the moment. I can imagine doing a grass border will make everything look blended…undefined a bit 🤷🏻♂️
I agree. I especially love when she planted the cabbages on each side of the mulch path and then the sunflowers--magnificent. Not sure it would pack as much punch with grass rather than mulch. But, their plans have been wonderful to this point, so I'm trusting the grass will be as well.
Wonderful! You don’t have to explain why you grow so much, besides caring for your family and having a lovely home, this is yours and Aaron’s job. You are growing, teaching, sharing valuable information! (Free to us I will add!) If we were to tour Gurneys, Jungs, or any other professional growers and seed companies they would show us new varieties but how to incorporate them into our own home landscaping which you do! You also share your problem plantings, dig them out or try again which is so helpful to us! You also share your family, your parents, your children and we enjoy watching your family grow and thrive. Thank you!
I would rather see someone who is "obsessed" with growing things do what you are doing rather than selling out and developing that land! I wish more people that have the means would do that too!
@@sherriianiro747 Well, i understand where you’re coming from, but here in this SW Idaho/SE Oregon area, there are so many people moving in that we don’t have enough housing. It’s hard for those of us that have been here all our lives.
No one needs to ask why, your love and passion for garden shows in all your videos and that’s enough. we the views are grateful you bring us along for the ride. You all are doing great thank you for all your hard work! Awesome drone footage!
THE GARDEN IS BEAUTIFUL. Such a fun tour. You do a great job. Watching you is the first thing I do in the morning. Love it all. I love the new brick paths. What about a brick slab for the fountain in the middle of the cut flower garden. Don't know if it would stand the weight, but a beautiful repeat of what is closer to the house. Thank you for all the love you share.
Or even an outside ring of bricks with gravel center; "a la" path on the side of the house with the tall urn. Wouldn't an inner layer of gravel be great for fountain splatter?
This video has showcased to me just how beautiful your personalies are and I am especially enjoying you Laura because this time around I am really just listening as I go about my day rearranging my decor x 💙🖤💙🙏😇🇦🇺
Dear Laura and Aaron, This was so interesting and so much information sharing. Loved what you both have accomplished this very busy year. Dealing with your new baby, to the greenhouse, to volunteering to plant flowers to the school, church, and your family members is so inspiring and generously given. Blessings to the knowledge that you so graciously give to me and all who follow your videos. I'm amazed you can remember all the names of the plants, never missing a beat. Gosh, I wish I had your memory. Love the finalie, the drone overhead, and then the run on "who will win" with sweet Benjamin. God Bless you and your beautiful family and cats, too!
I was hoping there'd be done footage❤💕 and Benjamin racing the drone at the end was sweet😄 Will need to watch this video again in late winter for inspiration to start seeds to 😉
I am just thrilled. Just watched entire video with my 7 year old granddaughter and now she is begging for her own little garden. Thank you for inspiring her to be a gardener. We immediately went to water my plants with a BIG smile. Cheddar or Russell in your videos was an added plus for her!
Thank you for sharing , if I had the space I would probably have a big cut garden but I don’t . But because of you I have a 12x5 raised bed that I have dedicated to growing a few flowers for my vase and it has been so rewarding all summer long I haven’t stopped cutting zinnias and sunflowers and basil even enough to also give to my friends. Please keep on 🌸🌺
Laura, just loved the end drone footage! Your cut flower garden looks like a huge flower arrangement. The Amaranth! My goodness they are huge & beautiful! Thank you for another day of inspiration!
Oh Thank you for sharing ! My favorite part of your tours is your amazing variety of flowers! I’m an artist so your page provides endless inspiration for my work. All of you and Aron, and your helps hard work really has paid off. Can’t wait to see what comes next. Happy planting!
Please, you don't have to rationalize why you plant so much. Your channel has been extremely helpful to us old gardeners as well as folks new to gardening. You and Aaron have brought so much to your community through your generosity and by example. I look forward to your postings each morning. In such chaotic times, it is a joy to start my day seeing your beautiful gardens. I know they have been an inspiration to me! Thank you.
Absolutely 💯 % spot on!!
100% agree!
Very well said. Thank You so much for sharing your knowledge and family with us ♥️💐🐝
Couldn't agree more!
Exactly!! Right on!
The proper answer to “why” should be “why not.” I love everything you grow. Don’t stop.
Hello how are you doing today nice to meet you here, My name is Williams what's your name?
I’m sure I’m not alone when saying this, but I just love your garden tours and dreaming about having your beautiful home and gardens! Seeing these gorgeous plants brightens my day every time! You are not only knowledgeable about plants and flowers but just so sweet and kind hearted, you are a bright spot in my day!☀️🌸
Agree 100%
Oh Sooooooo true...
Here, here... And if someone has to ask "why?" they should move along to smaller gardening channels. Some folks can't grasp the dream, which is sad for them.
It is a gift to be able to do this. Lots of support needed, encouragement and expertise. It is breathtaking💝
🦋Yes, I so agree with Nancy! Thank you, Laura, for allowing me to live vicariously thru you 🥰💕
The signature drone shot: Benjamin running up the lawn! That could be your closer all the time.
Every time Russell makes an appearance, I become engaged in what he is doing and then have to rewind the video to see what I missed with Laura. Perhaps there should be “The Adventures Of Russell” You Tube series.🤔
I totally agree, "A day in Russel's life"
When Russell appealed in the vid, my cat, Rocky, walked over to me and meowed, wanted to be petted...
A kitty cam on Russell would be very cool!
Yes. Kitty cams!
I'd love to see highlights of Russels life too, but from a cat-cam on a collar with GPS on the map. I find him really distracting and entertaining.
I bet Your kitty knows more about gardening than most humans. He cracks me up and brings me joy. It is like where is Waldo. Where is Russel..
My first thought when opening this video: “Yay 47 minutes!” 😃
Second thought: “I’m saving this video to know what to plant next year.”
I watched a little all day. What a treat!
I save a lot of her videos in my ‘future house’ playlist!
Took me forever to get through this video - was inspired by the sunflower rows and stopped to order seeds, then stopped again to order some bare root strawberry plants! Now I'm looking at a bulb catalog :)
Spoken like a true gardener Laura: "..that's going to eliminate a whole planting row for me" Aaron: "God forbid you plant like a couple less plants" 33:13 Hilarious! : D
ps really appreciate the drone shots at the end, gives us a point of reference and to again enjoy the beauty of your gardens : )
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Also, "Aaron, I heard you step on a pepper...SHAME" 🤣🤣🤣
Perhaps your lost rows can be moved to the hide tunnel spot! No loss of rows that way.😊
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That was hilarious moment😆. And those drone views just get me 😭. A nice way to wrap it up.
Loved this tour and especially the drone footage and the choice of music that accompanied it. Just perfect! Aaron, I hope you are still considering putting up composting bins. You could be making so much compost with all those garden scraps, vines, grass clippings, and leaves. Save all your newspapers and cardboard for the brown matter to mix in. It would be so great to see how it all turns around 360 degrees and a great way to teach others about composting. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into making these videos for us.
Aaron: Not Winnie AND the Poo? That would be an entirely different story!
Laura: Strike that!
Love it! You guys are hilarious. Thanks so much for this lovely tour, everything is looking heavenly!
Yep! I lost it when he said that would be a different story! 🤣
“Winnie AND the Pooh?” Aaron I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one who said that out loud. You guys crack me up!! So many gorgeous dahlias. I’m terrified to jump into getting dahlias but after watching you guys I think next season I’m going to try my hand at some! Beautiful garden!! Thanks for letting us into your world!
🤣I also really cracked up with the Winnie and the Pooh conversation! When Aaron said that’s a different story I lost it!!
Amanda Coppa
I’m zone 8b
I have a beautiful dahlia collection. The first time I started 16 years ago they didn’t do well because I planted in a location that got a little to much shade…but I didn’t know that, so I planted more the following year and I realized they did better in sunnier locations. The second year when they took off - I only staked a few, which I wished I would have staked all of them as the ones I didn’t fell over when it rained. What a mess. So important to stake them early on.
If you haven’t planted yet I hope you try. The clumps in the spring get bigger each year and you can divide in the fall and place in containers also if you’re not quite sure where you want them.
Aaron, the drone fly over is wonderful. It really gives a great prospective. Kudos to you on the grass. It looks so luscious. ❤️
Totally agree! Could easily just watch drone footage.
Someday Benjamin will race the drone and win!! (So fun!)
Yeah,you have a very beautiful smile
Gardening feeds my soul. I'm so greatful for your channel. I've learned so much and garden in a zone 5 - not many shows on that zone. Please don't ever apologize or feel you need to explain. You are generous with giving food, flowers and re-homing plants & bulbs to your community. It's an inspiration. Thank you.
Aron do you have to wind Laura up each morning? She is an incredible gardener with more energy than the energizer bunny. Her knowledge of all her plants, when she planted them, how much water each is to receive and all the different kinds of bugs and diseases and how to treat each one is amazing. I hope you never stop making these videos because you both are an inspiration to all of us who watch. I know I've learned many gardening tips over the years and my flowers thank you for it.
I think she just loves what she does so much that she’s excited every day to go work. It is so inspiring and something we should all certainly strive for in life ❤️
You do realize that she is not the only person who grows on such a large scale, nor the only person with as much knowledge as she has??? There are hundreds and even thousands of people like her. 🙄🙄🙄
I think she stays wound up! I bet her brain is still going even when she's asleep.
@@New.phone.who.dis1286 but not all have successful TH-cam channels and her charm behind the camera!
@@carolb9234 and? No, not all. But there's MANY that do. The commenter just makes it out to be like she's the only one.
Am I the only one who has watched this fall garden tour multiple times? I'd really L❤️VE to see a Dahlia tour of your varieties. Thank you for taking the time to share your beautiful space with us. You inspire me to keep on going in my own 7 acre property. Sometimes I'll wake up with a sore back from all the gardening and I watch one of your videos and I'll be right back at it after being inspired by you and Aaron. Happy Fall! 🍁🥰
The flyovers!!!!! I just love the endings with sweet Benjamin living his best life!
This has been my favorite video of all I have watched, the abundance, color, planning etc. is amazing.
Aaron, the drone footage at the end is gorgeous. Omg how much the space has changed since spring. What a difference 6 months and a lot of work can do. 🙏💞
How fun! What a great tour, enjoy your space so much and in the darkest time of my life (lost my husband to Covid in October) this channel lifts my spirits, helps me heal, and is inspiring me in more ways than I can verbalize and I am so grateful to you all! Thank you for creating a community of light!! Oh, and love, love, love the idea of a perennial cut flower garden.
So sorry for your loss Tanya…❤️
Yes! The “drone over” just provides that perfect ending perspective to Laura’s tour! Hmmm, I’m thinking MrB running thru the grass underneath is a new Garden Answer video closer. Would be fun to see how he and sis grow❣️
great minds think alike. I posted my comment before I read down through previous comments. =)
I teared up just thinking about that footage.
I was just thinking the very same thing!!
It's just so fulfilling to see him running through the grass, racing the drone!! How fun!!!
Plus - What a fantastic opportunity to create a long term compilation!!
Dad could follow them with the camera through ALL of their growing years!!!
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I wish we had drones, and video cameras, to have done this with my own children as they were growing up!
I think I'll go watch that part again... 😊
... when Benjamin is running it always chokes me up... And as you say the closing drone footage is a nice way to end... Always!
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Those Cafe Au Laits are GORGEOUS, especially the creamy peachy ones. Taking a stroll through the cut flower garden and being met with all those colors and beauty must feed your soul.
2 long videos in a row!?!?!!! (Weekly recap)
YAY!!! I always love it when you post long videos!!! 😁😁😁 Great start to the weekend!! And love getting to see all the progress. It's like watching your (our 😉) dreams come true! ❤
Gorgeous! I would never even think to ask why you garden on such a large scale. Anyone with a true passion for gardening would never need to ask. We know!
Your new property is developing so quickly! So glad that I discovered you this past winter. I love watching. You are inspiring.
I really like the idea of a perrienal cut garden. There are so many different varieties you could plant. The main cutting garden gets moved around each year, and will be harder to work around perrienals. You talked about changing the aisle sizes, which can be easily done with the annuals, but with perrienals, you would need to be mindful of where they are planted. My vote is for a perrienal cut garden!
I second your vote! Perrenial cut flower garden!
I call the question. Time to vote.
I vote for this too!
I agree, that way you don’t have to feel guilty for cutting roses out of plants near your home. I know I struggle with that!
Who cares why you plant as much as you do? You're not hurting anyone by doing that plus you help us to learn a lot by sharing all of this, keep doing what makes you happy, that makes us happy too ❤️❤️❤️
A 47 minute video on a Saturday! Oh my goodness! Thank you Laura and Aaron ❤️
For the bells of Ireland. How about not in an arrangement but just a posy of them, requires minimal touching, I think that would be lovely in a rich color vessel.
I love seeing Russell!! He sure loves you. I love how he is there in almost every video. Your pumpkins are awesome. Wish I had the space in full sun for pumpkins. Thanks for the daily inspiration! I often go out and garden after watching. Your videos help give me the push I need to get out there when I am feeling lazy. :)
You can improvise a space
“Just a zinnia row…” ☺️ They are gorgeous!
So enjoyed the drone at the end with Benjamin running! What a treasured memory!
anybody else REALLY enjoy seeing the cut flower garden the MOST? I just love seeing things do so. I am particularly fond of Laura’s harvest videos! It makes me dream of one day having enough land to grow that much food. When that day comes, I will be canning and storing everything but the kitchen sink! 🤪😂
I am growing food and flowers. My 2 freezers are full and so is my pantry. I actually killed the burner on my stove with all my canning. I’m starting to put my veg gardens to sleep for the winter and focusing on planting ore shrubs from fall sales. My Dahlia patch is still in high production. It is all wonderful!
@@amysgardenstead2879 that sounds wonderful! how much space do you have?
That great big, beautiful farmhouse just makes so much sense with the huge expanse of grass in front. Cut flower garden tour, beautiful. Drone footage, spectacular. Benjamin running across the lawn, beyond precious. Keep it up! We love you! 💞
Why? I know why. I've learned so much about gardening from you. Something else that you may not know is how much this channel has kept us sane in the last year and a half. I for one am truly grateful that you share your knowledge and your beautiful family with us and pray that you continue for many many years to come. 🌞🌱💖🇺🇸
The very last part of the video with Benjamin running toward the house in the new big turf area was SO SWEET 🥲!!!! What a special little piece of footage 💕
The tour is so appreciated. I have to start having a tissue box next to me when I watch because the drone footage moves me so much. I’m not sure why but I think it is because of the bounty and beauty of all living things. And Benjamin running the the grass? Just priceless. ❤️Lovely❤️
Hello dear you have a very intriguing photo
Agree a hundred times over on every point❣️🥰😍😭😭😍🥰❣️
@@ruthdodge-arnold9439 hey Ruth where are you from presicly?
My favourite parts of your garden is when Aaron does the drone footage, it's absolutely spectacular!
Have you considered putting in a pergula in front of the shed? You could grow some grapes on it and train them up to form some natural shade. It would help keep the building cool in the summer and add a ton of winter interest! It would add some opportunity for a less formal seating area and you could totally hang lights or add a potted Japanese maple to tie it more into the rest of your garden spaces!
Sounds like a great idea. I believe they are growing grapes on the vertical stand by the berries.
Great idea 💡 👍🏻
@@SandyMergui if the birds find those then pergola idea can be a good backup for a harvest not lost. All you need is 1 grape plant- which sends out 40 foot canes.
Hey Hailey I love your cat
@@jakesuper8253 thank you! She’s very sweet!
When you started to complete the tour I was hoping, no praying, that the drone would go up! Prayer answered! Thanks and keep planting!!!!
Inspired by you Laura, I planted my first ever dahlia tubers today. A whole three of them! Now for the nervous wait to see if they actually grow. I love that I get to watch your summer season for inspiration while waiting for ours here downunder. And I will never get sick of seeing Benjamin running across that grass, so innocent and carefree.
Love the idea of a perennial cut flower garden - do it!!
I planted dahlia tubers this year for the first time. I have made the commitment to dig them up and store them this winter!
Hooo…I got so nervous until I realized you’re in the Southern Hemisphere! 😂 Good luck with your dahlias!
I doubt you'll have to dig them up. I overwintered some greenpepper as well in the garden this year. They came back and now starting to sprout .. it's really amazing hey
What zone are you in? Wouldn’t you need at least 100 days?
shes Australian
Looking at the drone shots, the mulch really defines the space of the cut flower garden in a way that grass might not. You're not taking a poll from us, but I vote to keep the mulch. So pretty.
I agree. No need for grass
The perfect way to spend an early Saturday morning. Coffee in hand while we get a beautiful flower tour. 😍🌻❤️
Laura - I’m in awe that you remember all the names of the plants and flowers. You and Aaron have produced an amazing harvest this year on the new property. So excited to see what happens in future years.
The transformation of the new property in just one year is amazing!
Laura, Your gardens are beautiful! I grew up on a tobacco farm. I dreamed of flowers not tobacco plants. Watching you plant does my heart good. You have so much love to give. Thank you for sharing your beautiful yard with me. It is so wonderful how you want to give to others. Out of your abundance you bless others! Thanks Aaron for all your hard work as well.
Love all of the flowers, the details on each variety, the plans for the space where the high tunnels are/were, but the best part of the whole video is watching Benjamin running through the new grass ♥️. That was the plan from the beginning and to see him having so much space to run free is so heart warming to me. Can’t wait to see Samantha Grace running free just like Benjamin💖!
What you’ve done with your new property reminds me of your tour of the Intervale next to Gardener’s Supply. Well done. Thank you for your inspiration and positive attitude. The worlds is a better place because of all you do!
I love that you took the time to pause and feature the bumblebee! Even though I live over 20 stories up in a highrise, a little bumblebee managed to find my balcony garden this summer and has been visiting every day. It makes me so happy - I love going out in the morning and seeing her going from flower to flower 🐝
Hello how are you doing today, it's nice to meet you here. My name is Williams what's your name?
Videography just gets better and better! Benjamin running on the open lawn trying to beat the drone and the music under, great climax to today’s story. What a great memory this will be in years to come.
Love the “We need to be better at that “when you’re talking labeling. I’m sure Aaron was saying not we , you🤣🤣
Bless Russell he for in so many shots...clever boy.
Having the blackberry bed empty would be the perfect excuse to show how to use bare root plants. I bet a lot of viewers would appreciate the instruction. It's such a good way to plant them and so cost effective.
Laura, don’t make excuses for making your home so beautiful! You are so giving and your friends and family must adore you for your generosity. To live in such gorgeous surroundings must be glorious.
I just really want to say thank you. I discovered your channel around mid summer and always click on your videos to watch and learn from you. I really enjoy watching you grow a beautiful space without all the fluff a lot of youtubers include in their videos. While I love watching peoples garden spaces, I grow annoyed with dilly-dally many put on in front of a camera. I don't find that in your videos. I do in fact find honest, hardworking, and majorly humbling people. And I find it so becoming, when I see you sharing the love with friends and family with flowers and produce you grow. Thank you so much for showing a slice of your life with these videos, as it is a wonderful breath of fresh air to sit down and wind down, or get ready for the day.
Spent the last couple of days tearing out grass to become new flower beds for enjoyment next Spring. Sloping hill, slopping ground area in the backyard and slopping area in front yard. Perennials arriving next week to begin my journey... following in your footsteps [75 yo newbee] ❤🌈👍
Enjoy !
Can you upload video of your journey ?
Just subbed in case you do.
Nature is a calming force. If you are not connected with nature, you are not being human.
“It’s just a zinnia row”! 😂😂 heck yeah it is! It’s beautiful and my favorite.
I absolutely love how your new property is coming together. Beautiful! Laura & Aaron you are good partners in life & garden. Your closing drone footage covering everything is just awesome. Keep up the good work. Thank you!
I LOVE that once the temperatures cooled we started getting to see the cats again! They really are such a great part of this channel
Love that you talk fast and your husband makes great videos. You are truly THE PLANT LADY, an informative gardener, and your gardens look amazing! Thanks for sharing.
Oh wow 👌 I just watched your weekly recap. Wonderful to get a double-dose of Laura 💕
Greetings from Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸
This is 9-11 and a great day to remember how lucky we are here in America 🇺🇸
Thank You so much for sharing your knowledge and family with us. I often wonder how many of us pour our cup of coffee in the morning and then check for your video.😂😂 You don’t have to justify what you do to anyone!!!! My husband volunteers one day a week through a food bank and distributes donated food to two /three food pantries. I often hear comments like “do you get paid?” “They should pay for the gas you use.” Some people just don’t get it !! Giving back to others is just so rewarding. Thank you Aaron for the drone footage. Awesome.♥️💐🐝😊
Those drone shots at the end are like the icing on the cake. It really helps tie everything together for us. Laura- you’re inspiring me to have a tiny cut flower section in my small garden next year.
I know with 1.7 k comments you won’t see this one and that is ok, but for me that Pumpkin and Squash patch is a dream come true. Can’t imagine the joy you must feel when walking around in it!
What a beautiful life you've created for yourselves! You remind me of that little bumble bee! You're super charged girl! Just a little bundle of cheerful energy you are! I'm happy to see you grow all this beautiful food and the flowers just make me smile too sweet girl! Have a great weekend and just simply enjoy the fruits of your labor! Breathe in and out relax and rest a little honey!
What a beautiful smile 😊 do you have?
@@jakesuper8253 😁 thank you!
@@annettecinquemanifalbo17 your welcome am jake from Memphis Tennessee and you?
@@jakesuper8253 hey Jake! Not here to meet new friends!
@@annettecinquemanifalbo17 why if I may ask
Wind, rain, and REALLY hot temps…..(thankfully no sleet or hail) and nothing can keep Laura and Aaron’s garden from flourishing. You are an amazingly talented gardener!! Thank you for sharing it all with us. It has been a real pleasure to watch this new property produce so much food, flowers and JOY! Congratulations!!
i love that you explained why you do this on this scale to folks that question you. However, in my opinion- you can do whatever you want! Enjoy the videos without criticism!
All your neighbours must love that you have 'beautified' that old field! It is really looking amazing, you have such a wonderful vision! Thank you for sharing with us!
You likely already know this but radishes roasted are sweet and delicious. Like you I'm not a fan of fresh radishes, but love the roasted ones. Your gardens are lovely and have inspired me.
I had no idea! I don’t care for radishes either. Thank you for sharing that nugget. 😀 I want to try that now!!
@@stephaniemarsters542 I hope you enjoy them!
It must be so pleasing for you to look out your windows and see the beautiful colors of your giant bouquet. And so satisfying to know that your efforts produced that. Thank you Aaron for the fly-over.
Just gorgeous laura, everything you and Aaron have done is just beautiful. I love how you share all that you grow. Veggies and flowers 💐 😍 can't wait to see how you guys light the area up for the holidays. Have a blessed week 🙏.
Sweet little Benjamin, running like the wind, on his new front lawn! Is this place a child’s heaven or what? 😍🥰 heck it’s heaven to me!
Major garden envy!!! I love all the color and texture in that space. And poo on anyone who doesn't understand your desire to grow. Grow. All. The. Things!
I am interested to see how the grass walkway around the cut flower garden works out for you. I wonder if that will be an issue. I can imagine it would get chewed up by the tractor tires when you till the garden? Maybe not. It will be interesting to see how it goes.
The rest of your new property is so drastically different from that raw weedy space. Absolutely amazing. It is so fun to watch you guys develop it. Thanks for sharing this with the world. We need more Lauras and Aarons.
I just loved this video. You don’t have to justify why you grow so much. The main reason is “You love to grow things.” The fly over at the end was wonderful. Thank you Aaron!
I am 100% certain that The Great Pumpkin will arrive at Laura's pumpkin patch as that is the most SINCERE Pumpkin Patch going :)
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It is amazing what a pumpkin patch can produce. It’s fun to know there’s a bunch of pumpkins doing their thing under the canopy so many leaves.
Also Laura climbing through the pumpkin patch was so cute. She looked like a kid in the candy store. “Ooh, look at this one! And this one!”
Charlie Brown! Peanuts! 💜
Hey Donna what’s your favorite flower?
@@jakesuper8253 I have so many, I love roses and dahlia , hollyhocks, peonies. I also love coleus (tho I know not a flower) My favourite scent is lily of the valley in Spring,
"I have an insatiable desire to grow things". I feel this in my heart and soul.
Happy Saturday everyone!! Have a great day! We are all so grateful for you, Laura! We love you and your family!
Thank you🐝 for adding drought tolerant trees, a wild meadow, and native flowers to your new areas and commenting on the bumblebees. Biodiversity loss, water shortages and habitat loss for birds, insects and wildlife are real concerns.
Absolutely love when you do the drone footage at the end Aaron! I like the tours Laura does to see closeups but the drone footage really shows how much you’ve done.
Hi Laura, I just adore your posts, you and Aaron are such a gorgeous couple. Congratulations on achieving your dreams. You are correct that a lot of your viewers also enjoy the same gardening ethics as yourself, so no need to explain yourself, constantly to people who either lack the same joy of gardening or they just like to knock other people’s success. You both are so young and have archived so much, your children are so lucky to be growing up on such a beautiful property, with such beautiful, kind, generous and community minded parents. I am in Australia, I love waking up each morning and tuning in to see what you have posted during the night, you work so hard, I hope that you take some time to rest, look after yourself. When I see you digging, pulling old plants from pots , bending and lifting, I worry for you. Our bodies are so resilient when we’re young, but as we age there is so much risk of injury. I speak from experience, I see myself in you, but for the last 7 years I have been suffering from chronic back pain from a gardening injury. The size of your property will expect a huge commitment from both of you, I hope that you plan for the a future where you will be able to get help in to maintain the property.. Good luck with it all, I love the Hartley, I can hardly wait to see the Christmas tree in it, what a joy that will be for you to decorate. God Bless, and thank you for sharing your beautiful life with us. Ivanka
Absolutely awesome!! ‘Why?’ - because I like to grow things!!! Perfect answer. We all love to grow things:). If I’m on a walk and find a random seed - I take it home and try to germinate and grow it.!! It’s just want we like to do.!! And the drone footage at the end was a treat! Always love seeing that footage on your videos. Thank you for filling my needs to grow things!!
Why? Because I can!
Cute pet
There is no way on earth I'd have imagined that you'd be this far with the new property this summer. I would have a hard time getting myself out of all those beautiful flowers to do anything else. So pretty and fun!
I love how the black mulch sets off your garden. When you plant grass I think you will lose the beautiful frame the mulch makes. There will be so much green with lawn and plants. Your dahlias are beautiful. I’m zone three and mine aren’t blooming yet. Full of buds but not opening. And next week we will be getting frosty nights. The joys of zone three!
I agree on the mulch! Think of how hard it’s going to be to mow under all the squash, and they will shroud the grass and kill it every year. Mulch just provides a beautiful contrast to a sea of green plants.
Hi from a fellow zone 3 Garden Answer fan. Frost already? I’m in Manitoba would you mind telling me where your zone 3 is 🇨🇦?
Peggy-Ann….I live in Alberta 30 minutes south east of Edmonton. There is a spring creek close to our house and our area is quite low so we get frost earlier than what’s expected in our area. Thursday is 2c. So minus here. Nice to hear from another Canadian!,🌻
@@janiceolafson7791 Well as the saying goes, “ Winter is Coming” also a Game of Thrones fan! Thanks for replying!🇨🇦
I love, love, love! The endings with the aerial shots. Aaron, for that, you’re forgiven for stepping on the pepper and raging on Laura for wanting to plant to full capacity! 😂🤣😂🤣.
Thanks to both of you for this wonderful videos that we all enjoy so much!
Good morning! Your cut flower beds are stunningly beautiful. The colors and textures are so joyous. That entire area is so much fun to watch as things grow. Pumpkins, potatoes and peppers, oh my!! Love the aerial coverage & music to see how everything is developing. Thank you for sharing this part of your life with us.
Every video should end with Benjamin running through the grass! That sweet boy, lush grass, and beautiful home; what a moment. Love you guys!
Yay! A garden tour!!! It's amazing how much that piece of property has changed in such a short time. I love all of the pumpkins, I had a dismal pumpkin and gourd growing season this year, only got one pumpkin and it's rotten already. My gourds look like they won't last long either. We had drought and squash bugs, ugh.
How on earth do you handle squash bugs? We had ZILLIONS the furst year i trued gardening. Now i just dont grow squashy plants 😂
@@RachelTsTime try companion planting. When you plant any kind of squash plant also plant marigolds, radishes and some dill. They will help attract the bad bugs away from the plants you want to eat.
@@RachelTsTime The only success is when I sprayed Neem oil mixed with Azamax. I had tried every single thing before that, including mothballs, no dice.
@@cynthiafisher9907 thank you so much for letting us know that works for you
I found your channel in the last couple of years while I was recuperating, having chemo, radiation and healing. Then inside because if COVID. You’ve been a godsend. I am hooked and so enjoy this journey with you guys and learning so much while getting my fix vicariously of beautiful plants, etc. I know in my next place I’ll be ready to plant more than I ever have. Of course still following your journey. Thank you so much. ❤️🌻🌿
Am so sorry about your chemo,going through chemo is one of the most worst thing that can happen to someone
I like the sharp borders between the mulch and the cut flower garden at the moment. I can imagine doing a grass border will make everything look blended…undefined a bit 🤷🏻♂️
I agree. I especially love when she planted the cabbages on each side of the mulch path and then the sunflowers--magnificent. Not sure it would pack as much punch with grass rather than mulch. But, their plans have been wonderful to this point, so I'm trusting the grass will be as well.
Wonderful!
You don’t have to explain why you grow so much, besides caring for your family and having a lovely home, this is yours and Aaron’s job. You are growing, teaching, sharing valuable information! (Free to us I will add!) If we were to tour Gurneys, Jungs, or any other professional growers and seed companies they would show us new varieties but how to incorporate them into our own home landscaping which you do! You also share your problem plantings, dig them out or try again which is so helpful to us! You also share your family, your parents, your children and we enjoy watching your family grow and thrive. Thank you!
I would rather see someone who is "obsessed" with growing things do what you are doing rather than selling out and developing that land! I wish more people that have the means would do that too!
Humans require homes... it's not a bad thing. It's a human right.
@@babymoon5282 Which there are plenty of without destroying what little we have left in this country of it's natural resources.
@@sherriianiro747 Well, i understand where you’re coming from, but here in this SW Idaho/SE Oregon area, there are so many people moving in that we don’t have enough housing. It’s hard for those of us that have been here all our lives.
No one needs to ask why, your love and passion for garden shows in all your videos and that’s enough. we the views are grateful you bring us along for the ride. You all are doing great thank you for all your hard work! Awesome drone footage!
THE GARDEN IS BEAUTIFUL. Such a fun tour. You do a great job. Watching you is the first thing I do in the morning. Love it all. I love the new brick paths. What about a brick slab for the fountain in the middle of the cut flower garden. Don't know if it would stand the weight, but a beautiful repeat of what is closer to the house. Thank you for all the love you share.
Or even an outside ring of bricks with gravel center; "a la" path on the side of the house with the tall urn. Wouldn't an inner layer of gravel be great for fountain splatter?
I also think a brick slab for the fountain would be really nice. If the gravel paths are going to have brick edges, it would echo that.
This video has showcased to me just how beautiful your personalies are and I am especially enjoying you Laura because this time around I am really just listening as I go about my day rearranging my decor x 💙🖤💙🙏😇🇦🇺
Everything is so lush & abundant!! Russell.... your shadow - he loves you, Laura!!!
I wish she had kept and dried that cool mutated flower!
Dear Laura and Aaron, This was so interesting and so much information sharing. Loved what you both have accomplished this very busy year. Dealing with your new baby, to the greenhouse, to volunteering to plant flowers to the school, church, and your family members is so inspiring and generously given. Blessings to the knowledge that you so graciously give to me and all who follow your videos. I'm amazed you can remember all the names of the plants, never missing a beat. Gosh, I wish I had your memory. Love the finalie, the drone overhead, and then the run on "who will win" with sweet Benjamin. God Bless you and your beautiful family and cats, too!
I was hoping there'd be done footage❤💕 and Benjamin racing the drone at the end was sweet😄 Will need to watch this video again in late winter for inspiration to start seeds to 😉
I am just thrilled. Just watched entire video with my 7 year old granddaughter and now she is begging for her own little garden. Thank you for inspiring her to be a gardener. We immediately went to water my plants with a BIG smile. Cheddar or Russell in your videos was an added plus for her!
Thank you for sharing , if I had the space I would probably have a big cut garden but I don’t . But because of you I have a 12x5 raised bed that I have dedicated to growing a few flowers for my vase and it has been so rewarding all summer long I haven’t stopped cutting zinnias and sunflowers and basil even enough to also give to my friends. Please keep on 🌸🌺
Hello how are you doing My name is Williams what's your name?
Please don't stop showing videos of planting! I learn something every time and always get inspired!
Laura, just loved the end drone footage!
Your cut flower garden looks like a huge flower arrangement. The Amaranth! My goodness they are huge & beautiful!
Thank you for another day of inspiration!
Hello how are you doing it's nice to meet you here. My name is Williams what's your name?
Oh Thank you for sharing ! My favorite part of your tours is your amazing variety of flowers! I’m an artist so your page provides endless inspiration for my work. All of you and Aron, and your helps hard work really has paid off. Can’t wait to see what comes next. Happy planting!