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Can you imagine a morning walk with a cup of coffee and enjoying and smelling these beautiful flowers.
This how I treat chlorosis in my Very small gardens: take old metal like nails, bolts, wire (everything what can rust) and put it in a bucket of water near the plant. Each time water with this rusty water and put a fresh one into the bucket to water the next time.
It helps dramatically in my garden.
For bigger plants and bigger gardens: just nail into the ground rusting material or dig a hole near the plant and bury old rusty metal pieces.
I really appreciate the amount of work and love you put in your videos. I never tired to watch you. Thank you for the joy!
Thank you Irene, one of the joys of watching Laura and Aarons' videos is reading and learning from the comments of the gardeners.
You’re a lovely person! Your videos are a lovely and welcome distraction from this crazy world. Please keep being you! 💖
Beautiful as always!! Having my morning coffee and watching Laura give us a mini tour...my favorite! Ok now I’m ready, let’s go gardening. 🌸. Maybe a trip to the garden center 🤣 anyone ready!!
I wake up to her too LOL then I get my boys ready and force them to go with me haha
Beautiful tour! I agree with Aaron, the blue grass looks out of place, deadish😂😂
I like playing, "where is Russel?!" in every video.
We cook those red beans. It's nice!
Garden never disappoints!
I do that too!
Do they taste like a regular green bean ?
@@lorrainecourtney4589 Yeah, they are similar. There's also long string beans (like these) that are green. That one and this red one taste the same.
You grabbed that wasps nest like it was nothing 🥴 I was scared for you lol 😂
I wouldn't have touched it. Perhaps the residents were out and about because it was daytime, but I've sprayed many that looked just like that one and was amazed by the vast number of wasps they hold.
Yeah! You’re so bold! No fear just grab that ole wasp nest and then ask “is there any wasps on it?” Atta girl!
I was thinking the same thing! Girl, you are fearless!
Gorgeous, as always! Laura can you please create a dedicated evergreen/conifer video for us? I know we’d all LOVE that 🙃
Can’t praise you enough for the inspiration you guys provide by posting these videos, I have nothing like the garden space you have but watching is a huge part of my day so thank you , best wishes from Ireland🇮🇪🥰
I love how your garden just makes you so happy. I feel the same about mine. It is my reason to get out of bed in the morning. I have to look out of my bedroom window and say hello to my row of sunflowers that are always happy to greet me. 💕💕💕
I had a similar issue like you have with your red maple by the gazebo. Upon replacing the plant yet again, I dug really deep to try to figure out why it was dying. We found a paint can lid that must have been covered with soil when finishing the house. We had one on each side of our front porch. One was thriving and the other died each time we replaced it. Yep! An old buried paint can lid. After that no problem.
Yikes. Lead-based paint? Was there a VOC rating on the lid?
Patting that magic ball like it's a kitten. It's so fluffy! I love it.
It would be wonderful to have a coffee table book with pictures of your garden.
brilliant idea!!!
A calendar would be nice too!
Have you considered a dry “riverbed” look where the walkway was? I think it would look really natural with all the grasses.
I have two areas in my garden with dry river bed. One is lined with hakonechloa . The other disguises the French drain that keeps our cellar from flooding.
Great idea!
That sounds lovely!
That's a cool idea. It would be gorgeous
Laura & Aaron, I look so forward to your videos! I’ve learned so much just watching you both! I love love all the videos & so beautiful! Thank you for taking us all along on this journey!❤️❤️
I like when you guys bicker about the fescue!😂
If you can call that "bickering." They are always so polite to each other. 😁
Sorry Laura I have to agree with Aaron about the Fescue, it is indeed a lovely colour but it just looks scruffy and it will be interesting to see in the future whether it goes or whether it stays lol.
I’m on “team Laura” with the blue fescue grass...I love it! Planted some this summer.
Sheila Stromberger I love them too, but not that many.
I like them, too. Maybe thin out the strugglers and cut of the seed heads (for Aaron’s sake), but definitely keep them because the blue is beautiful.
I love them too. Everything doesn't have to look fresh and pristine. These Blue Fescue remind me Fall is on its way. 🍂💙 🍁
I Love Blue fescue too. But if Aaron saw mine he would know what does a true “dying” one look like.
I love them too. I think they look natural and wild.
I’ll have to side with Aaron on the Blue Fescue... 😬 ... Everything else, beautiful! 🥰 🤠 🇺🇸
I love the blue fescue. The color is amazing.
Agree with Aaron also 😆 possibly replanted elsewhere maybe with other plants 🌱 with similar vibe ?
@@carlaradke4066 sure, the two that are alive, lol.
Texas My Texas I Agree.
Ahh.... the war of the blue fescue. Love/hate. Have to say, I'm a lover. I have one of those blue fescues and it is sweet.
I know I'm not the only one that hits like before watching another awesome video.
I’m with Aaron, I don’t like the blue grass that looks like it’s dying. I love everything else, especially the hydrangea and rose of Sharon. You and Aaron do a great job, love your channel.
@Betty Reed, I total agree, i tore all my blue fesue out, i thinkt its ugly and very messy looking.
Coffee with Laura, Aaron and some magic is a fun way to start the day. I love those beans and will be planting them for sure next year at the center as I think the children will be so excited to see how they grow! That whole area is interesting with all the different types of color and structure you have in there. Thank you for the inspiration!!
Not a question BUT would a video a just Aaron’s commentary on the garden. I’m always curious what he thinks from behind the camera.
Great idea ☺️
I’m always ready for an Aaron reply to one of Laura’s comments 🤣
@@gracejimenez1370 Well, that MAN mercilessly ripped out that poor sunflower from the bed around the gazebo...ha ha ha ha ha ha...
“It doesn’t look like it’s dying” hands on hips 😂😂😂 she sounded so hurt and offended!! Lol
Such a beautiful garden Laura.You have the greenist fingers.Im just loving watching all the developments you and Aaron are doing.You both should be very proud of your home
You are so brave handling that wasp's nest! You're garden is so beautiful! I've learned so many plants names just from watching you! Thank you!
I'm with Aaron! Fescue looks messy!
Totally!
the sand between the pavers is called " polymeric" ....after it gets wet it almost turns into cement and keeps everything solid
Agreed! The color is beautiful right now! I love the sparkling amethyst and I’m not usually a lover of purple!
I love the purple bean noodle. Let’s us know how they taste
Laura love your videos as always never dull I love how real you guys are. I would agree with Aaron on the grass thou it’s a beautiful grass it kinda looks out of place. I live in a zone 8b not much rain out here in west Texas and we have water restrictions so I can’t water. I have a water well that we are getting fixed but when we are in a drought we limit the water. Need help in finding plants that thrive with little water. And you look great. Thank you. We too have a nice cool morning.
My husband and I are just like that...the drip system just came on...I heard it....like happy little kids with a favorite toy!
Only 5k away from 1 million subscribers! Soooooooo excited for you and Aaron! Please celebrate with us!
I really really love watching your videos! If I'm in a funk you always get me out of it, I find myself smiling when I'm actually sad, which is too often. You are so smiley and warm and humble. The world needs many many more Lauras like you 💖💖 go girl! 💖
Thank you! This is exactly what I desired, a visit to the gardens near your home. It all looks beautiful. The new pavers make an incredible fininsh to the area and I got a big kick out the Red Noodle Beans on Benjamin's teepee. Now that is a great hideaway. Thank you,, thank you, thank you!!!
Absolutely beautiful area. I could sit there all day long and admire the beauty !!
Laura, you always make my days brighter! Your enthusiasm and knowledge encourages me to do better in my gardens. I have to stay on top of what I do have because there are so many deer and rabbits. You are a total sweetheart!
Coleus is called Mayana in my country. That can be used to heal bruises and some minor wounds. :-)
Good morning!!!😁☕What a great way to start the day, a cup of coffee sitting on my porch watching Laura and Aaron. I must be honest I think those blue fescue belong in Arizona..🏜.lol
Lovely shoes Laura! And really those blue fescue are pretty early on and they look a mess right now. Thanks for the sneak peek at another possible round garden. I LOVE the walk way on the side of your house with the round cut out in the walkway and the gorgeous pedestal! Keep up your awesome work!!
I’m with Aaron on the blue grass!
I agree with you, the colors together are gorgeous! Very eye catching and pleasant to rest your eyes😊👍❣️💗💕❤️
I love this area! It looks so beautiful! Thank y’all for doing this tour and making my morning! 🙌💚🌸🌻🌺
So cool to watch this oldie but goodie before the Hartley came into the plan! What a difference a few years can make
I enjoy the layers. So pleasing to the eyes. The brick edging is awesome. It looks so clean and neat. The perfect border for the more "free" gardens beyond. The blue fescue reminds me of a bad hairpiece baha Thanks for another tour. I find it to be a great stress release!
I love the fescue too!!! I love that fine texture and blue color!!!
Thanks for this tour, I was finally able to identify my oldest hydrangea as a Quickfire. When I planted it about 7 years ago I wasn't into gardening like I am now. I've added ninebark, limelight and bloomerang lilac to make a make an interesting hedge along the alley. Will be planting another hydrangea with heuchera and 2 more geraniums today along with a champlaign rose that is resisting the Japanese beetles. The weather has been too hot to garden but just started cooling off so I'm rushing to finish planting. The newest limelight- 2 months in has grown about 12 inches and has 12 blooms forming, the 2 planted last year look fantastic and I'm looking forward to seeing them next year.
Don't want to forget, you talked about coral berry last year on one of your videos, I found them at my local nursery last year, planted 2 and they are just covered with pink berries. Small but beautiful! Thanks for so much info on interesting plants and encouragement to organize and plant in groups. No longer a crazy lady running thru and grabbing 1 of anything that catches my eye.
I have three coralberry plants. They remind me of pink blueberry bushes (though these berries aren't for consumption). You may know this already, cut the plant back in early spring to about 12".
I picked up one on Clearance for $5!
Mine are spread around my back yard. One is adjacent to a Black Lace Elderberry, also newly planted. I can't wait to see them mature and play off the contrasting colors.
I was dying laughing as you were holding those beans and talking! Loved the video, a secret garden sounds so cute
You could always try a blue oat grass if you really like the color of the blue fescue. It is larger and looks like a fountain grass in shape.
My favorite was the birdbath, I like those little extras tucked into
I love watching you and knowing you well enough to know that yes you do squish things in. Part of who you are and we loved it. And really it takes a long time for things to mature and we gardeners to move things around.
If she lived in a humid climate, she would've stopped doing that cramming thing years ago. Mildew, rot, disease and disaster would've changed her gardening/planting habits really quickly, lol.
That makes sense to me. We have a humid moments or weather patterns. So I can also get away with it. I am learning how to accept some negative space for. Time in my garden and reef tank.
@@Bamboo4U2 I love your comments they are always so interesting!
@@deborahpellerito6117 you ain't kidding lol
I planted shrubs this year with a measuring tape in hand. I don't want to have to move them years later.
The voids can be filled in with annuals while I wait on their eventual maturity.
Love the blue fescue!!!
Love everything. The colourful superstar ash ground covers are exceptionally beautiful ❤️
Beautiful! I am so sorry about the Japanese Maple! I worked for a nursery and the grower we got our Japenese Maples from had the most gorgeous ones and qhen we asked him what he did he said one year the deer got in and ate back all his Japenese Maples and the next year they were the most beautiful that they had ever been so noq he prunes them just like deer would be nibbling them back and they flush out so great. I always thought this was funny and thought I would share as that is how I prune mine now. Thanks again for sharing your beautiful garden!
I wondered if their extreme heat affected it. It would me. 😁
Cousin IT is fabulous! Love the wild and wonderful look and structure. A garden needs whimsical and fun features!
So glad I found your channel..You have taught me alot about layering and using space to accommodate different varieties of plants..And I'm sure I'm not the only one..So thank you for all that you post♥️
This view is worthy of being on a postcard. Do people still send postcards? 😊😊 Great job. Everything looks amazing.😊👏🏼👏🏼
Garden Friendly Guy not anymore!
Ernest Martinez Well, that’s a shame. R.I.P. postcards.😊😊😊
I do!!! And buy extra for the cheapest souvenir there is!
@@AnnaDunlap247Rolltide yes!!! And I save Christmas cards sent to my parents. They are beautiful!
Fear not Garden Friendly Guy postcards are still being used.
That simple brick paver divide is oh so striking! This concept of separation between two mediums is what I’ve been missing. It makes all the difference in the world!
You always do such a wonderful job of touring us through your gardens. I love how beautiful everything always is!
So lovely. Aaron...I’m on your side with the grass. Does not compliment the area at all. I can’t wait to see Benjamin eat those beans! How fun. Laura, your gardens are amazing. I can see all the love you put in each area, yet they all flow together too. God bless. Tfs. 👏🏻💕👏🏻
I used to plant supervena in containers too, but they got leggy and the blooms were smaller and far between. I experimented one year when I bought a flat of supervenas and had a few of them left that didn't fit in the containers so I put them in the ground in between my salvias, hardy geraniums and other perennials. Never going back to putting them in containers!
Look at the teepee! Yes, it looks like Cousin It and magical all at the same time. 🥰
Honestly all of this is breath taking. So so pretty but I can't imagine taking care of all these plants. I wouldn't know how anyway. But I do love
your videos and georgous plants ..
This is so inspiring, just gorgeous. I love all the different color.
❤❤
You have a great eye for design and color, and your beds are beautiful. I am really glad I found your channel. I live in zone 9a so I can’t plant a lot of what you do, and I think you’re amazing.
Really love the structure and the dramatic color of the deeper foliage... Beautiful like always
I'm really loving these mini tours! Don't get me wrong the whole garden tour videos are my favorite but these mini ones are nice as more time is given to your beautiful gardens! Also I'm a fan of the blue fescue!
Living in the desert of Las Vegas, I love seeing your wonderful gardens
I like the way it looks without any trees there........it looks so pretty the way it is.
I agree with Aaron on the blue fescue, the fresh growth looks beautiful but the seed heads do make it look like its dying. I don't know if the beautiful blue is worth the brown look or not. It may be though if it only looks like that come fall.
It’s soooo pretty🙂 It’s ALL sooo pretty Laura! Holy Moly, only 5000 more to 1 mil. 🙃😳 it is so deserved. Your videos are great.
That area has truly come into its own over the last few years! I LOVE LOVE the overgrown caryopteris in that walkway behind the Rose of Sharon....romantic!
I had the blue grass to and I got rid of half last year and will the rest this fall. I am with Aaron. Time to get rid of it. Lol. Garden is looking so beautiful!! 💗💗
Loved this garden tour! Even the blue fescue!! So many wonderful plant combinations! also love the idea of a small “secret garden”- so lovely as always! Thx Laura and Aaron!🌸🐝🌻🌿🌿🌿
Thank you Laura. Whenever I watch your videos, I learn something. Just to have you streaming on my IPad while I make breakfast just makes me happy and makes my day!
Good point about the spent flowers on the pincushion, they are nice.
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!!What a paradise. I hope you don't lose that Japanese maple. I hope you are doing well 💗
Simply beautiful! So relaxing to watch you showing us your garden! I like the color of the blue fescue grass but not with the seed heads or with dry leaf.
Btw, I think this garden tour is the prettiest of all your gardens. Maybe it's because it's a large area that you planted that shows off your skills and personality. It's absolutely beautiful!
We are having the same issue with our Japanese maple. No idea why. Ontario, Canada. Your garden looks amazing. Maybe because of Covid but I’ve lost my garden inspiration. First time ever I have felt like this in 40 years. I watch you to get my inspiration back. 😢
She is so cute! I love learning from you.
I'm with Aaron on the blue fescue. To me, it detracts from the rest of your garden. On the maple, look for small round red structures that resemble tiny warts. This is a symptom of bladder galls that signal the presence of a small mite called Vasates quadripedes, a pest that commonly affects maple trees (Not my words, I looked it up)
Really beautiful plantings. I love the fountain grass with the purple verbina.
I love the blue fescue grass and have some in my garden. In my garden in the sub-tropics I cut it to the ground in spring.
So full and beautiful! The caryopteri are stunning!
Love the mix of perennials & annuals. It is amazing how Laura doesn’t have to stake her Foxglove & delphiniums! The Anna’s Magic balls look 👍....the corner one stands out against the rest of the plants. Looks like the one in full sun has a nicer “yellow” colour. Fescue grass - you could trim off the bloom stalks just before they dry out to maintain the blue colour. With those seed heads fescue grass does look “dead”...lol....Aaron! 🤩😍🌱
She's had plenty of delphinium and foxglove get barreled over by wind, especially on the west side of her house.
Your brick border looks awesome. Always your garden is awesome.
All of your yard is oh SOOO beautiful ❣️. Thanks for sharing with us ☺️.
The blue fescue with the pink david austin's is the most beautiful combination!!!! 😍
I love the clean edging the brick gives. I need to give ours a face lift
Darker blues and purples and the contrast of the textures. I really like this color scheme.
I wanna cry when I see your Vertigos....😩I couldn't get my hands on not even ONE this year. I love them so much😥
Like yr new hair length and layered shorter!
Still would love it 2 c yr hair up in a high ponytail. You have a pretty face that u don't need 2 hide all the time!
Garden is looking great considering the heat waves and smokey skies!
Lighting was superb on this video. Loved it.
For color, yes you want color opposites or color complementary...both look really good. Opposites on the wheel or right next to each other on the wheel
Definitely ,..beautiful garden, !🥰
Garden Goals, right there!! Beautiful!! 😀
Gorgeous garden bed, love it, plus the colors.
Oh yeah, this area really looks great, comparatively! Love it!
It's beautiful and I love the baby bump!!