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I love this video!! On May 28th, 1937 My Mom and Dad were married at their parents farm; in the living room. Their best friends stood up for them with both sets of parents there with the Pastor and Wife. Mom had a diary. In it she shares she went out to the end of the porch and picked Sweet Peas for her Wedding bouquet and flowers around the house. After their vows were said all their friends and cousins and neighbors came to the farm for a potluck dinner. Mom always shared when she used her cabbage and potatoe grater that this 25 cent item her cousin gave her was the most used wedding gift!! and she gave me one with a rolling pen at my wedding shower in 1969. She always had her sweet peas growing at our house all through the years. Dad passed away when he was 75 and she at 88. A rich God centered marriage that was blessed with 8 children, I am #5, and 25 grandkids; but now our family is well over 100. Keep growing them.....I am going to try in SC too. You are always a blessing and helpful!! HUGS!!
If the sweet peas outgrow the height of the panels, you could always create an arch with reeds or some other material between the two rows of panels, creating a sort of sweet pea covered tunnel, that would be magical
Great idea!
Love this idea!
i just said the same thing!! haha
I didn't even think about that but it'd be so sweet and enchanting
I use 16ft cattle panels bent over for mine and it works great! And it's definitely magical when it's thick, full of blooms with the honey bees and butterflies flying around. I just love it!
My dad's nickname for me was Sweet Pea and I still fondly remember the spring that we planted sweet peas and grew them on a trellis in our backyard patio. I remember everyday checking it out together. Watching this video brought back so many wonderful memories with my dad and gardening. I lost my Dad when I was young, just out of high school, and there's so many things that will bring his memory back so close to my heart ❤ .....this video especially 😊...thank you for the inspiration for the sweet memory recall and now I definitely want to grow sweet peas!!!
I'm so sorry for your loss. Glad you have such fond memories.
My dad "visits" me often when I'm out in my garden.
That’s a lovely anecdote and memory.
Okay, I'm going to send you a virtual hug 🤗. You grow alot of beautiful thing's and you say " oh,I will just give them out to family and friends," and in this day and age you don't hear that. Makes my heart happy to know that you and Aaron work your butts off (especially during the summer time when it gets hotter than 2 mice making out in a wool sock) and you just give them out to your neighbors, family, friends and last year even strangers. You sweet lady have a big ❤.
Laura, for your "T" posts, put up with them this season and when you take them down just dip the white end into a can of black paint (or green to match), let them dry and you will be done with minimal fuss. Easy on you, minimal mess and voila!
Great idea!
That black fence is gorgeous!!!! Excited to see the sweet peas
You go Aaron! Use those muscles! My dad always stood by the montra that physical work is good for us. "What strengthens our body also strengthens our mind." I always replied, "yep, it gives me time to think about what machine to buy to do this job." 😂😂😂
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Regarding tours- we love before and afters, so don't worry about areas looking bad, we want to see the bad so the after is even more satisfying! And love to hear your plans for that blank area or what will be popping up next in that area. ❤
Good morning Laura,
Greetings from Windermere, Florida zone 9b
Today is my 71st birthday and you ❤ are high on my Birthday Wishes Day. Your happiness gives my special day a great start. I'm planting and playing in the dirt 👩🌾👍face smudges, and all. ❤
Happy Birthday Peggy!
Happy Birthday 🎂
@@miranda951 thanks Miranda 💚
Happy birthday!
@@kimedo61 thank you 💚
First day of Ramadan. 2 more hours of fasting! Perfect time to watch this ❤️
Ramadan Kareem!
I think Ken had a fun time editing this video! When Aaron was pounding the T-post in the ground in faster speed and y’all cutting the panels made a funny workout video. Superman & Superwoman!!! Y’all make a great team.
Aaron nodding excitedly when you said you were gonna catch a ride back with him...too sweet. You guys are always entertaining.
Good morning! Have my coffee ready!❤️
Yes Maryanne you've got it bad! Coffee and all 💖 can't blame you! Cheers!🍵
☕️Me too, Maryanne - Laura has started a movement 🌷🌸💜🌱💚
@@nikkid6395 I look forward every morning for a new video. Sometimes during the day, I watch older videos because 1 video isn’t enough lol
@@deezahm9143 Laura,Aaron, Benjamin & now Samatha Grace have LOL. Only problem is, I want all the videos an hr long!
The fence definitely makes those trees pop! It looks fantastic! The trellis for the peas looks awesome. I would like to do something like this in the future. Thanks for sharing.
Sweet Peas are the delicate ballerinas of the garden 💙💚💛
That fence is gorgeous! My first thought was wow the trees really shine now! Love what you're doing!!
Can't wait to see the cut flower garden in bloom. Sweet peas are one of my favorites. 🌷🌻🌷🌻
You and Aaron work so well together. I am excited to see your vegetables and flowers growing soon.
It’s a credit to your good taste that you, Laura, knew a black-coloured fence would enhance the look of the new garden. You were so right!
Good morning! Love the black fence, it will give the trees a nice backdrop as they grow.
Sweet Peas always remind me of my mother. 💚
My mom also grew sweet peas every year. I just don't remember the fragrance so many describe as being wonderful. I wish I could.
My mother had a perennial sweet pea growing up a patio support post. It was beautiful. I bought seeds to plant this year, I better get get going!!
Good morning, Laura ☕️ The fence looks awesome! That orchard is going to be amazing 🤩 looking! With the shed in the middle...I see your vision. Aaron is the best! 💪🏻💪🏻 That did not look easy! Can’t wait to see the Sweet Peas! Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈
Good morning garden friends! I love seeing Laura’s cold frame/high tunnel full of green this time of year. So much good stuff to be planted out throughout the growing season!
Where are all the Canadian gardeners ❤️🇨🇦
Vancouver here🙋🏽♀️🌷🌞🇨🇦
Pro tip: the blue watering can Laura's using is LIFE CHANGING! Get it from Gardener's Supply website. It's huge and opening is large. Worth every penny!
I love the fence! What a great way to make the orchard a cozy space!!
I love how you and Aaron work together in the projects.
Ya'll are such a great team! Wonderful balance! 😊💜😊
My husband pushes the tposts into the ground with his 🚜tractor bucket. Easier on the arms. You guys should give it a try. Love your videos💕
This is going to look fabulous when it grows into the trellises
I love how tidy your rows are! We (my husband) always had to try to drive ours through rocks and they only go as deep as he can get before hitting bedrock. They always end up a bit 'wonky' 😁
All I could think was "Aaron is going to be Hurting tonight" You are so Blessed to have such a Supportive Husband ❤
I can't wait to see this develop! My 10 year old daughter, Annabel, loves watching your videos with me and has been eager to get in the garden. Thanks so much for the fun video's ❤ We've started so many seeds ... it's such a fun family activity.
Hey everyone!! I’m starting the day crocheting a blanket for a friend’s daughter and watching garden answer 💕🌱
When I saw the title I went: yaaaaassss
I'm just starting a knitted baby blanket for soon to arrive grand-baby. I said the same 'yeeesssss' a Garden Answer video to watch while knitting.
@@dc0145a nice! i wish I knew how to knit. what pattern are you making? I'm making "happy little tree blanket".
@@laurasilvera3766 I need to learn crochet. I learned kitting first and just haven't learnt crochet yet. One of these days. Hope you're having an amazing day.
My other favorite garden TH-camr, Roots and Refuge, uses cattle panels for most of her crops too
@1:37 I cant help but envision a hedge of hydrangeas Bobo/Incrediball in front of the fence. It would look awesome contrasting the fence.
Laura I have noticed a glow.... I don't know what it is but you are GLOWING!!
Lovely work by the both of you BTW its coming on a treat👌👌😁😁
Hey Laura ,my sweet peas were starting to look like that,till my cats came along and chewed on them🤨😔I have more seeds going to start over😊It’s nice to see your space come together,it’s exciting 😊🌷🌸🚜
O! No! That would irritate me to no end...cats aren't my favorite!
There is a semi feral cat that I've been feeding. The shelter said they would aceept her but when I tried to put her in a crate, she bolted. I think she killed 3 of my potted roses. One rose was 23 years old and a cutting from a neighbor who has since passed away. I love my 2 house cats. NOT in the garden.
This season I’m trying something new with my sweet peas. Instead of individual cells, I seeded groups of them in 1 gallon and 2 gallon nursery cans. I’m just digging large enough holes along my fence lines to transplant each grouping of seedlings into the hole in one quick step. My mom grew hers in big bunches like that. I’m hoping it works out.
Let us know how it goes!
I’m doing this too, I may even simply cut the bottom of the can and place it into my containers that way
Great idea!!
@@bryonyhellis That's what I do
I don't think anything does you two in !!! Aaron has such a great laugh - thanks for sharing all you do ! Such a joy to watch and learn from you .
I grew my sweet peas in hanging pots this year to give a flowing down look very excited to see how it'll look 😊
I like Ken's interjected humor. Look at that spring sky wow blue.
Instead of cutting the wire we always slid it back, or let it be doubled. Just a thought. I'm trying to picture how beautiful everything will be in a few months when the flowers and plantings are in their glory! ❤
How did you stabilize your obelisks so they do not blow over? LOVE how the space is coming together - especially the fenced in orchard!
Hi Aaron and Laura 👋🏼 Will you guys be keeping these structures up? So you don’t have to redo every year? Now that the flower garden will be permanent 🙂
I wondered the same thing🤷♀️
Yes, even if they have to rotate crops, dahlias would be very happy supported by that fence.
You could tie the ranch panels to the T posts about 12” from the ground to get the extra height you were saying they need. Probably need it more at the top end than at the bottom. Just a thought...😊
I was thinking the same thing :)
That's a good idea. It doesn't need to be touching the ground.
This is exactly what I do! Depending on the crop, I tie them 12-18” from the soil level. It works great.
"Arm Day" for Aaron!😎 Love your new fence!
OMGOSH, you guys work so HARD!!!
Those sweet peas are gonna be amazing.... And this was a really nice video... I enjoyed this thoroughly
Happy National Gardening Day! Lettuce not waste it inside...😂
Ugh, lol.
I'll bet you've bean waiting all year to use that one. ( You see what I did there?)
Love Aaron's natural appearances on camera now! He's fun. Good to get to know both of you.
This is so exciting! I seriously look forward to your videos every day. I’ve never been the fangirl type, and I watch very few TH-cam channels consistently. In fact, yours is the only one I won’t miss a video for! Watching this property develop is such a fun experience. It’s amazing how it seems to grow smaller as it fills in with structure. At least through the camera anyway. When we bought our one acre, it seemed huge coming from a city cookie cutter situation, but now it is way too small for all of my dreams! Thank you for inspiring me and teaching me!
During our confinement the past year, I've looked to my TH-cam people as my friends. I mention them by name to my family.
@@Edu_Kate I do reference Laura and Aaron by name to my husband and it takes him a few seconds to realize who I’m referring to. He’s getting used to it now though. 😂
I love me some Aaron 😍 obvious how much he loves Laura and his family. Hes a great daddy and a loving husband 💕
Good Morning! Love all of your videos, and I’m planning a sweet pea project. How fitting! 🌷
Great teamwork!! Wish my husband was as supportive of my addiction. Last weekend he sounded like the dad on 'A Christmas Story' as he was digging a hole for me. The neighbors were kind enough to let me know they could hear everything. How embarrassing 😳
So sorry to hear. My husband is not so helpful either. I understand.
I feel your pain! Years ago I brought home three beautiful azaleas and asked my husband to please help me dig some to put them in. Of course he went out alone during the heat of the day, dug the holes, threw the shovel down and said “don’t ever ask me to do that again!“. So I didn’t. I think he really lost out on the fun, don’t you?
Love the fence 😍
The sweet peas will be beautiful on the panels. I love using hog panels for fencing. I moved to the country 20 years ago. My daughter was in junior high school and we fenced in an acre for our large dogs with t-post and hog panels. (we have also had a miniature horse and a couple of goats over there) The great thing about those panels is they never need stretching ☺. It was a lot of work driving t-post into red clay but we survived and stood back with pride that we accomplished it by ourselves. Good memories.
Aaron, you can use the underside of your tractor loader to push the T-posts down into the ground. Just slip a piece of pipe (the height you want your post to stand) over it before you start to keep it from bending. It’s faster and saves those tired arms! You need an assistant to place each post in position and hold it til you make contact with the loader as you go and to eyeball the post to keep it straight with the world. My husband and I have made miles of fence this way.
why do i get excited when i get that notification ahaha like im addicted💀😂
Looks like Aaron should be getting a gas powered t post driver for his birthday! Great job guys. Always inspiring.
Love the fence too!! I am so very happy for your progress everyday in your new open garden. Looks fantastic with the trellis wiring..I can Invision the sweet peas growing up it. And hanging over. I am almost excited to it as you Laura!..haha...and Aaron..what a dear..a great couple you make supporting each other literally, down this path
Heavens, wish I live close to all these favorites of mine... sweet peas are so beautiful and delicate and when they grow and bloom it will surely be a delight to walk between them!!!
Such a pleasant person she is!
You should get one of those gas powered post drivers and save Aaron’s shoulders :). I can’t wait to see your gardens this season!
Aaron pounding the fence post in ,in fast motion made my day😀
Where is his theme song? 😊
Watching Aaron pound in T-posts at double speed AND in time with the music has earned your editor my highest admiration. ~ Lisa
all those sweet peas! how fun! so here's a far-fetched idea: take some of your hoops and make a top between the 2 sets of ranch panels, and make a sweet pea tunnel for Benjamin (because you have so much time on your hands, hahaha)... that's where my brain went when you were saying the panels might not be tall enough, lol... i'm sure wonderman Paul could figure out how to attach the hoops to the panels i cannot wait to see your cut flowers this year... and i love LOVE that fence!! things are shaping up fast!! so exciting!! Aaron is funny, of course he's excited for those sweet peas! haha.. thanks for the video!!
Brilliant idea! And a place to park Samantha in her stroller for shade when working in the garden🤗
I wait until my children are in bed so I can concentrate on this 😂. I will then go and watch old ones after. Completely addicted!
Aaron is such a good sport about everything!! Loved his comment!🤣🤣🤣
Good morning! 🌻🐝
I have loved watching every video as soon as I crawl out of bed and have been so happy for you, then I saw the fence, and first time jealous. I live so close to neighbors that are very nice but how I would love privacy fence and just be able to work in yard without constant interruptions. I hope this doesn't sound unkind. They are good people.
Why is it that every time I click on a video it’s like you have read my mind. I just planted Sweet Peas for the first ever!! 🌸 🤩
I don't know why but I laughed a little when Aaron pounded the t posts down in fast motion 😂 it looked funny 😄
Me too!
A sweet pea tunnel with the ranch panels that allows the sweet pea to grow up and over to the other side!
When my daughter was little my nickname for her is My Sweet Pea!
I found you looking for advice on how to save my Amaryllis and I got 5 flowers this year off of it! I found you again looking for succulent advice. Had to subscribe and I am now addicted to your videos and I love your family and your tips. I live in New Hampshire, but I can adjust things to my climate because you explain everything so well. Bought my first bag of bio-tone starter fertilizer and I feel much more confident about my garden this year because of you. Thank you Laura and Aaron!
Sweet Peas are my Father in Law's favorite, he used to plant a lot in his gardening days! Driving in those t-posts is hard work, my husband does that when I need a post in the ground! Can't wait to watch those Sweet Peas grow & fill in that area with color!! 😃👀🌿💜💚💛🧡🤍
Exciting to see the process! Can't wait for the next video! Yes, it is wonderful to have morning coffee and be inspired for the day!!!
Hey Laura! Super excited to see the sweet peas grow over the ranch panels. Maybe you could train them to form a tunnel once they start overflowing upwards!💚💜🤍❤️💛
I really enjoy your videos, Thanks 😊
I remember you planting sweet peas last year - but did you ever show us how they did? Plus love them in vases - maybe some arrangements. Thanks.
I know this is off topic but I have a small asparagus plant growing it hasn't really spread in the last 5 yrs there i love love asparagus and would love some guidance 😊 on what to do how to cut etc. I say in the background in one of your videos you had a raised bed full. You've inspired me to grow fox glove and I'm almost ready to get those in my garden ,and hundreds of others too.makes waking up exciting when your nest is empty.
Okay I’ve never grown asparagus But we pick it wild - some farmer friends do not spray a few ditch banks just for asparagus growing - let it do the full grow process then come spring just before new growth Burn it off. My grandpa swore by the burn off for his whole garden that would be the best garden in the valley. Hope that helps🤷🏻♀️💚
@@tamararobinson2069 thank u I will try that
Love how the garden and trees pop against the black background! I think it would finish it off beautifully if the t-posts were painted black too. Wishing you many beautiful sweet peas to bless many people!😄 I too give away many bouquets and I feel blessed to have the flowers to do it . I rarely have a bouquet on my table for very long, as I often grab that one as I'm leaving the house (there's always someone who needs it more than I do!).😄
First time working with sweet peas. I tried them 2 ways. Planting directly outside as seeds and starting them inside under grow lights. I only kept them inside for 2 weeks and then planted them outside because they were outgrowing their containers. Figured survival of the fittest 🤣. I live in Colorado and they have been outside for 2-3 weeks now and are doing fabulous, even those planted outside as seeds are starting to come up. Will cover my pansies and sweet peas at night this week as we are supposed to get into the 20’s but they seem to be thriving in the cool weather. So very happy to be trying them out this year. Thanks for all you do!
Love that post hole digger (slammer). Oh the days of team work.
I love when we get double Laura post-editing lol. I bet she wishes there were 2 of her when these projects have to be done!
Arron needs to invest in a gas powered post driver unless he just wants to build his pects and biceps. Living Traditions Homestead uses one if you would like a demo on how they work.
Love that you guys are so meticulous, there’s beauty in perfect structure. Going to look spectacular .🇨🇦
Happy National Gardeners Day!
What?! No wind today! It's still blowing us away in Oklahoma...You are so inspiring!!!!
Wow! So many plants! Can't wait to see them growing!🤗💜🤗
Wait...did you say 300 plants?? Woah!! You are a planting beast! I can’t wait to see these Sweet Peas!
I love seeing the evolution of the new property.
Such an exciting exciting time! LOVE the black fence!
What a glorious and beautiful ☺️ garden you are building! So inspirational! You always make my day 🍃
Sweet peas- my favorite and it’s sooooo underutilized in bridal bouquets. 💐
Good morning you two!! I might need to try those sweet peas!!
Aaron saaaaa excited for the sweet peas 😂🤟🏼
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Have you ever watched Living Traditions Homestead? Not only are Kevin and Sara very interesting but they own a gas operated metal post driver that sets the post very rapidly. It would be perfect for Aaron when setting all the post in your garden. If interested their video is called We're building a chicken moat to keep them out (meaning the deer).
love the video !! I have two suggestions 1.Arron there's an impact tool for pounding in t posts and two, Laura you could add a fence panel to make an arch that way you will have a tunnel of sweetpeas and extend the growing height at the same time. Would be fun for Benjamin to run through.
Nice....we pound steel posts the same, but u r on another level than me...there is a powered post driver that Living Traditions youtube uses for fencing, they love it! U probably could get a free one to feature on ur channel 😉👍💪