New Tree Load, Transplanting a Ton of Plants & Picking a Volunteer Watermelon! 🌳🙌🍉 // Garden Answer
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For us new gardeners it’s actually really helpful when you show us what plants like geraniums do when you transplant them. I know it’s not pretty. But it’s helpful. Honestly I don’t watch this channel to just see beautiful plants. I watch it for the helpful info you give every time you do plant :) I just wanted to encourage you to keep showing us those things.
That’s the reason I watch her channel too - how things can improve from not so good with consistent effort and some planning.
Agree, so many times, I've had to move a plant and it wilted immediately and thought oh my word but thanks to Laura actually showing real life situation, I dont panic.
It’s not that Hartleys aren’t stunning, or new plants aren’t thrilling, but there is something unequivocally wholesome about moving plants in the fall
I agree 100% love new plants and a greenhouse will always be pretty exciting for me, but it's the little things that make it nice every day.
Totally agree!!!
Agreed! 🍁
You sounded just like your mom. 😂😂😂” oh there’s no wind “ 😂😂😂😂
I transplanted one sedum weeks ago and got a big enough rootball that it didn’t seem to miss a beat! I was so proud of myself. It’s still standing tall and proud AND still blooming.😊
💖Anyone else love tagging long to do garden chores with Laura but then end up feeling bad for not offering to help? 🤣 loved the shots & editing while digging up and moving the flowers, really feels like we're right there with you😉💚
I'm more sad I don't have her here to help me! 😂🌹
Yes my thoughts exactly!
Wow girl! You got so much done and still look so beautiful. When I do a lot of work in the garden transplanting…I am a hot mess. Dirty and soaked with sweat. I hope all your transplants take root and thrive. Everything looks so lovely. Happy planting!
The power of editing 😊
@@sheilastromberger2275 😉
When Laura’s a mess, she’s said she cleans herself up before she films the outro or the next section! I don’t blame her, she’ll have to watch it back at some point and might be annoyed with dirt all over her face!
She’s mentioned several times in past videos that when she gets a sweaty dirty mess that she refreshes herself before getting directly in front of the camera again to talk to us. She’s been very open about that.
I injured my Achilles tendon 22 years ago and it's acting up. At 72 years old, things happen 👩🌾👍so I'm resting it on ice and watching my favorite Gardener go about her day.
I love Acers ❤️🍁❤️ and geraniums.
Happy Gardening Everyone 👩🌾 👍 💓
Praying that you are better soon. I am looking at shoulder replacement surgery in a couple of months, yuk... arthritis gets you everytime.
@@lynnelovett8999 ahh, thanks Lynn. I hope your shoulder surgery goes well 👍🙏👍
My knees say "good morning" to your achilles tendon.
Hoping you feel better very quickly!!
@@staceyallard2692 thanks Stacey 💓you're very kind 👩🌾👍
Think Aaron needs a English oak lol 😘
Hey it could be "Aarons Arbourtum"
The new secret garden most definitely needs a play house for Benjamin and Samantha ☺️❤️
just a little bit jealous haha. It is on our 5 year plan to eventually plant autumn blaze maples all along our driveway to make it tree lined.
Oh my word, wish I had just an ounce of the energy you exhibited in today’s video digging up and replanting all of those plants!! I’m totally exhausted now and need another cup of coffee!! ☕️☺️💚
Glad I’m not the only one who feels that way!
Amen!
Instant impact transplanting Sedum from one location to another. They look gorgeous in their new home! Looking forward to the next Maple tree video. The only place I could afford trees that big in is my dreams but I'm happy for you and Aaron.
Memories❣️ Growing up we had a “big lawn”. Lots of fun times playing kickball, grounders, tag and other kid stuff!
You mentioned something about a pond in that back corner and I think it's a perfect idea! A little secret peaceful pond in the corner with a waterfall that you can maybe juuuuuust hear from the Hartley garden area. I love imagining the future of your gardens with you and seeing how they develop!
We removed about 400 sq ft of grass this year. We terraced part of it and made large beds with a walk way. The wild life exploded! LOTS of hummingbirds, swallowtail and monarch butterflies, and Bees! So many bees, some I've never seen before. All visiting plants that were showcased on GA that are now in my garden. It has been an absolute pleasure to be out there this year, all thanks to Laura and Aaron for the instruction, motivation and encouragement! Thank you!
Today is my 40th birthday!! Your video and that free watermelon made my day. Gosh I just love your channel. You make my heart happy. I looked forward to seeing you everyday. Thank you!!
Girl, you are a beast of a work horse! Wow! My back hurts just watching you. Your strength and endurance is amazing.
Will you be using your XXXL size arbors again for the entry and exit paths of your north garden? YAY!!! TREES!!! 🙌🏼😍
The great thing about gardens is they give you the opportunity to change the world. Not the whole world, just your part of it. But change it you can.
When Laura just made a hole for her plants using her hands I had to laugh. If I tried to do that in my soil I'd have a bunch of broken fingers. 😆
Yeah, i live in CT and we've got rocks. Glaciers!!
Can we get a detailed Dahlia tour? ❤️😀 They are gorgeous!
Please tell me y’all are going to continue the cottage garden by the chicken coop garden. 😅 I was so sad when everything got torn up. Cottage gardens are my favorite. The video on planting a cottage garden is what got me following you and I just looked it up. Hard to believe but it was THREE years ago!
It’s a good thing you’re not afraid of hard work Laura. I just love how you care for your plants and your giving nature. The world needs more people like you.
I loved seeing how well your peonies transplanted. I’ve had people tell me they don’t do well when moved. Can’t wait to see how yours do in their new home.
That's what I needed... manhandling perennials being transplanted. I've been moving several and being so gentle but towards the end I just started pulling and said to them if you make it you make it. Surprisingly everything seems to be making it with plenty of time to get rooted in. My dilemma was that I planted annuals in bare places and to pull them in their glory just felt too wrong... but the perennials needed their spots.
Oh Laura your excitement and love for all things green is contagious! Watching your videos always inspires me to get out in the garden. Especially now knowing I don’t have to be afraid to get out and rearrange some of the plants in my garden. 😊💚
Laura, yay, a ripe volunteer watermelon, it just doesn't get any better than that, unless someone cuts it up for you and delivers it to you when you're outside working. 🍉🍉 You're the sweetest person, always thinking of others. I bet Paul and Aaron were more than ready for some fresh watermelon! I love that you are moving or gifting the plants before the trenching work starts in the secret garden area. Blessings to you and your family! ~Margie🤗💐🐝🦋
I've always had this question and it's about all the clippings and mowed grass. Do you have any plans for the new property to dedicate a portion of it for composting? I Imagine with such large garden, you'd have endless amounts of green/brown material for a compost! Plus your own fertilizer at the end of the day! 😊
I know Aaron has always mentioned having a compost area.. maybe on the new property where they’ve been dumping there lawn/garden waste for quite some time now!
I have never seen a watermelon cut that way! Makes it look so much easier!!! Thanks!😁😎
Can’t wait to see the maples! And love all the rehoming and spectacular watermelon but Please show us the new brick path area! 😉
I love that more wildlife is being found in your space! That's my goal for my yard but it can be overwhelming. Doing just a little bit at a time has been helpful to me. Thank you for bringing me some inspiration! And thanks to watching you, I moved a bush instead of just dealing with it being in a spot I didn't like. Now it's doing well in the backyard next to my shed.
Good morning all you beautiful people 🌺
I like that you show when the plants have wilted.....then show again how they bounce back. It's a great learning experience for those of us who may not be experienced gardeners.
I think tonight is a lost cause for any sleep for me. 4:00 a.m. and still Wide Awake but thank you Laura for being here to keep me company. I love watching tree planting! I love the park you're making Aaron.
I haven’t even gone to bed yet 😭 But i’m glad to have gotten inspired to garden again since it’s cooking off here in AZ 🥰
Girlfriend you are a planting machine. Good job.🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸no Russell today. He didn’t get the memo. Sleeping on the job 🐈
I want to thank you again for giving us a beautiful no dig, no spray, no water, no prune ( at least on our part :) garden. We can go on vacation and it's just as lovely as when we left.
That was an impressive amount of transplanting!! It would take me a week to get all of those plants up and out and then back in the ground. Great video!
She transplanted a lot in this video! 😲👍🏻
Though you may not like showing us struggling plants and "mistakes" in your landscape, it's makes your videos realistic and is encouraging to tenured and new gardeners! Also, your natural references in various videos to gardening in your previous growing spaces, which were smaller, are also an encouragement to those in a wide range of living and yard spaces. Keep it "real" and natural in ALL ways. I believe that's one reason GA has been such a hit on TH-cam. Blessings from the "still waiting for our two weeks of fall" Deep South.
🍁☕️Good morning everyone! Laura and Aaron, you always delight with the best trees, plants and all around garden “answers” to beauty and delight. The maples are gorgeous. I had a silver maple in my front yard and I adored that tree! Can’t wait to see the planting and final landscape view. Spectacular as always. 🍂🍃🌻🌞
I hope I'm around in ten years to see this garden grow.
Same ! Same..
I have not stopped dreaming about the possibilities of the garden renovation in this north corner. I think you and Aaron are brave and absolutely correct in creating a complementary garden space in the Hartley's view.
I envision brick side walk around a small pond and wooded area. A fountain and lights that invite you to explore in the moonlight. All of this vision, is visible when sitting in the Hartley. As if the Hartley were not enough; there is more!!
Good 🌄 Morning! We will enjoy watching Laura create a beautiful park-like area with the large trees! 🌳 😀
Autumn Joy is super easy to move in Missouri. You can break off the stems an the stick them right in the ground, no roots needed. They then root in and you can have an abundance off them everywhere your heart ❤ desires!
Really?I'm going to try and do that. Just stick them in the ground??
Good morning! More trees, yay! So looking forward to Fall & cooler temperatures. Can’t wait to see where you put those new trees.
This inspired me so much I went outside to look at what I could move and divide so we could work on creating some secret gardens. Thanks for the inspiration! Love the shade trees and sedum!! Glorious!🌳🍁
Wow, I can't believe how gorgeous the autumn joy sedum looked after you transplanted it. Until I started watching your videos, I was always afraid to move plants. Now, it's no big deal. Thank you!
Moving perennials around has become my new favorite thing to do this year! So satisfying 😂
You are a workhorse, Laura!!💪🏼🌿 Love seeing you literally plop some of those plants in the ground...you give me confidence to not be so fussy. Those geraniums are mad at you...today. 😂 Everything is so beautiful.
I thought for many years that we had maple trees in our back yard that was here when we bought our property. I was sure they were maple trees. Same leaf shape, same shades of red in the fall as your sunset maple. Beautiful trees, dark green leaves. Nope. We hired a tree guy to do some trimming this past spring. He told me they are not maples, they’re Sweet Gums. Actually he called them by their nickname, gum balls. I was so surprised. I looked it up and he was right. So, instead of maples, we have Sweet Gums that look like maples, but are native to our area and more hardy. NC Zone 7B. I’m still surprised by that. Lol😊
Sure hope you see this second time suggesting you move the awesome iron gate arbor to that new opening. I think that would frame the Hartley beautifully.
The most rewarding part of gardening for me is the wildlife and especially insects coming back to the suburbs 💚
the Pacific Sunset looks like my Sugar Maple that is over 30 yrs old. They give so much beauty each fall and the canopy....so nice I gave up growing grass and made the area a sitting area with flagstone.
One things that's awesome about moving established plants is the instant beautification where you replant them and how they look like they've always been there 😏
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Everytime Laura gets near the big boxwood rings I hear in my head, rip em out, now! Just start digging!!! How much fun I'd have with a big digger on that job!!!
Watermelon looks luscious! Nice when something grows you don’t expect. Pleasant gift from nature. The plants you transplanted look great……like they’ve been there for a year or two. Really add to the space in the south garden. Peonies and sedum really fill in the spaces. It’s nice when you can move well established plants. Looks like you have a lot more than can be well utilized in the south garden. It’s just amazing how beautiful it’s looking already. Love it!😊💖🦋🕊
These are tall trunked trees, remember to protect the tree trunks with paint or wrap from scorching on sunny days. Our trees also dried up because they did not have wrapped and protected trunks.
Laura very satisfying. I’m so so happy for you in all your progress on your property landscape. It looks marvelous!
Love walking through the garden with you, Laura…. And I enjoy our little chats about this and that! 😵💫
Instant park with all those beautiful trees and grass! The wildlife will surely come. I love the Allium-they look magical. I’m still saddened to see the Boxwoods go, but I know you can’t let things stand in the way of a dream. The new outcome will be beautiful😊
I’m sad too but have actually come to accept it and I’m ready for the next chapter!! 😊
Oh my goodness! Your gardens are just absolutely 💯 breathtaking 😍 ❤️ Your hard work is truly paying off. I know that you guys have to enjoy the beauty you are blessed with every day!
Wow you got a lot moved! That was rewarding to see all your existing plants getting new homes. It is good to know how the geraniums react when being moved. Good info!! Thanks!
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Laura, you just taught a new way to cut watermelon ! Thank you . You deserve a sweet treat after all that work ! Everything you moved looks great where you put them.
Oh my goodness! The garden has exploded! Laura everything is looking so gorgeous. I remember when you planted each one of the plants. It’s so inspiring. Thank you for sharing your space and giving us some joy. Even during difficult times in my life you are always a welcome burst of happiness. ❤️🙏🐝
Just Lov how inspiring you make transplanting look and just ease, great yummies find!!
The Acanthus will be fine. You can make hundreds of plants off all the broken tuberous pieces. They grow rather like Dandelions as far as their tuberous roots. If you left any bits of the plant from the original planting location you'll have dozens of plants popping up.
Very interesting!
that's so cute that you and your husband always end up at a garden centre on your date days 😂 adorable
LOVIN’ THE BLUEGRASS!!!!!!!
Volunteers make me happy!
The watermelon looks so good! Love watching the changes you make! You are so fortunate to have all your space! Well done Laura and Aaron!!!!
Good morning! 🌻🐝
My destination vacation is a few days doing chores with Laura in the garden!
Had a volunteer watermelon grow one year in my compost pile. It was gorgeous. When I cut it open it looked, smelled, and tasted like a CUCUMBER! Good luck! Lol 🍉🥒🍉🥒🍉
Wow. 🧐
Oh my gosh….it all looks amazing!! I can’t believe how quickly a space can be transformed!!! So fun to watch!! 😊
I was so excited when I saw the trees were going to be featured today. I couldn't wait to watch this morning.
Hey guys, how's it going?! 😘 I'm sure you know already but just in case, you could take cuttings from your Sedum plants. They take very easily! Especially in my garden in the UK! I literally cut a piece off, flowers or not, and stick it in a pot. They even root if I put them straight in the ground! Also, I've just moved quite a large one in full flower and it's absolutely fine! Love you videos btw!! I always watch with lunch as they come out at 12:00 here😻👍
Oh, thank you so much for that. I didn’t know they were that easy to propagate. Still not sure if I can grow Sedums here, but I would like to try. Clay soil, Zone 7B. We get quite a bit of rainfall. So not sure. I did see Sedum Autumn Joy at a local big box store recently.
@@joydavis4087 what if you tried planting them in well draining pots tucked into your garden?
ohh thanks!
@@joydavis4087 Oh, you can. I am in 7B and have a gorgeous Autumn Joy that's been growing for years, and just put in an Autumn Fire that the bumblebees are all over -- and it isn't really blooming yet.
@@joydavis4087 I grow sedums in Vancouver BC 7b, and we get a ton of winter and spring rain. I chop my sedum Autumn Joy down by about half in early May (it keeps the stalks more sturdy) and put all the cut stalks in the ground where I want new plants. Most of them turn into new plants. If you don't need new plants, you can pot up the stalks.
I enjoy your perfect balance of talking about what you’re doing & showing you in action. It’s really amazing how much you’ve gotten done this year. I love learning new things from you two.
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Wow you did all your moving and planting in half an hour! Wish I was that fast! J/k...
Great video as always,Can't wait to see the new entrance to the secret garden. What a wonderful surprise in the end! That section of the garden with the cannas, pennasetum , and sweet potato vines looks so good!
Yesterday, it was 15 minutes until the sunset and with the spirit of Garden Answer in me I decided I had moreeee than enough time and strength to movre a viburnum on my own in that time. Well, I am not Garden Answer. It look me WAY longer and I wasn't even able to move the rootball by myself and had to get my partner out to help me haha. These videos sometimes make me overconfident in my abilities, but I love to be inspired all the same.
Your Tree Friend looked very interested in all you were saying around the 21:00 mark! (That face in the tree gets me every time! 😂 👀)
I fell in love with that face from the moment I saw it.❤😂
I'm so excited for you! I LOVE trees and can't wait to watch them grow. Cheers!
Me too. I keep eyeballing the arborvitae for growth.
Wowzers, Laura, that must have felt like free shopping in the nursery to be able to dig and transplant all those perennials!!!!
Ahhhh, the music is back! I love sedum. It always surprises me that people like maple trees. We had tons of them and we (the kids) were responsible for clearing leaves.
I love maple trees! The color changes, the shape of the leaves… and I love maple wood as a woodworker as well!
Man, that was A LOT of plants to move!!! I am super impressed with your fortitude and energy, Laura!! I think my favorite is how the sedum looks in its new spot. Truly stunning en mass!
When I transplant perennials in the fall I always cut them way back before digging out and they seem to do well. Enjoy your channel so much!
Can't wait to see the new trees go in! So exciting.. We need another tour please Laura 🙂
YES 🙌🏼!!!!
Yes! Did I miss a look at the newest brick walkway and stacked stone border or do we have to wait for a tour? I can’t wait to see it.
Where's MY watermelon? Freebies are the best!
Love the new trees, Aaron's gift to the future!
"There's no wind" sounded just like your mom would say it. Love your enthusiasm, Laura!
Good morning, Laura ☕️ How exciting for all those 🌳🙌🏻 It’s all coming together so nicely. Excited for the placement of the trees. Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈
Careful with Norway maples. They are considered invasive in MA because of the excessive amount of spinners a.k.a seeds that they drop, literally all growing season long. They also don’t “play nice” with other plants. Shallow roots at the surface make it hard to grow even grass. Large leaves make for ver dense shade. Last down side is they change to a drab yellow color and hold on to their leaves late into November. I have 5 mature ones on my property😩
I have an enormous one and baby maples are the worst weed I have. They grow in my coir doormat, in my gutters, in every crack and crevice and all throughout my bed. The backyard is virtually unplantable because of the way it sends roots to choke out any competition. 🤬
You've come a long way from freaking out over the ONE water trench for the original cold frame! 😁Always lots of mess but now you look at it as progress! Always fun to go back to see where it all began!
Hoooooray for TREES!!!! Wonderful transplantings-You are rocking the garden today Laura! TOTALLY inspiring! :)
A snake...hooray! And I also loved those pink sedums in their new spot...my favorite one you did! While you're at it Laura, you can bring me some of that watermelon. 🙂🍉
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Photo bombed by the Tree Face! 😆 😆 😆
Wow lots accomplished this day! I swear Laura gets more done in a day than I get done in a month LOL! Love the new trees but am surprised that they didn't get more of different species. It will be a lot of the Autumn Blaze maples. I come from an area of the country where we lost SO many elm trees to Dutch elm disease and now are losing ash trees to Emerald Ash borer. We have learned that diversity in the selection/planting of trees is best, so you don't put "all your eggs in one basket" so to speak. But I can also see why they would like to mirror the maples along the straight driveway. I'm just amazed at how much this space has evolved in the last year! So beautiful!
I love your replanting method! Just throw em in the hole. 😂
Wow, you accomplished tons of projects today! It's so thrilling to watch your gorgeous property and grow
and thrive!
Pretty sure Laura said she doesn't talk to plants but I find myself saying things like nice root ball or here's your new home, ok now grow strong.
😂😂
The sedum look even better and pinker out in the south garden - it is amazing! I can't believe all you got done - amazing also!
I am so excited you are finally redoing that side. I cant wait to see you rip it all out and start making it new.
I think secret garden is the way to go.
Plus youve said it over and over all these years.
Thank you!
No I’m so sad to see that hedge go! It was one of my favourites, hopefully they do well in the transplant ❤