Moving Perennials Out of the Cut Flower Garden + Harvesting & Making a Wreath with Artemisia! 🌿🙌🍃
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Oh to be friends with Laura and get a text saying "do you want to come over and get....?" You are such an inspiration and I love that you share the abundance. Can't wait to see the boxwoods and Lindens go in.
I love how you are not afraid to make big changes to your garden! The whole garden is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for another great start to my day!
I was thinking the same!
@@andreahackett2757 I'm scared to garden in front of my neighbors (two) & she gardens in front of thousands.
My three year old daughter watched this with me this morning (and most mornings). She then goes, “that’s a lot of work for her! Where’s Aaron?!?” I didn’t know she knew him by name 😂😂
Do we see a wreath making day with mom in the future? I can just imagine Susan’s smile when she sees that artemisia wreath. It’s beautiful, Laura. 💕
I'm sure she'd love one too!
And her sister!
I'm in awe of your stamina and energy for all that digging, planting, raking, tidying, making a wreath and meeting up with two friends - was that just one day?!! So admire your commitment and enthusiasm, everything looks amazing, thank you. 👋😊
And don’t forget dodging ants!! 🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜 😮
She makes money ,huge from her videos etc etc and has a lot of help,because she can afford it. Good luck to her ,she does work hard!
Good job keeping the land planted up the previous years in the cut garden area and rose bed and allowing your ideas to percolate to the final design! I think it will be so nice! Nothing is ever wasted when we are learning!
The artemesia really surprised me. It looks so delicate and fragile but is really a monster of a plant. The wreath is perfection!
Grow it, harvest, craft. Full circle!! How rewarding. Love it.🥰
Can not wait to see the changes in the cut flower garden That wreath is so gorgeous. Thanks
I think you could use it for many seasons also, like Holly, & cedar branches etc.
Gourds and mini pumpkins.
You get the drift.
Oh, and a long center one for the fireplace mantal or buffet table centerpiece. Once dried, so many options!
Oh Russell, such a beautiful cat. But that garden is amazing.
I like the wreath. Can't wait to see the changes in the cut flower area. You always have projects going on and we love watching them evolve. I am really looking forward to seeing the new stream go in too. Love starting my day with Laura and Garden Answer. Thank you.
Have a blessed day everyone.
Us Gardners just when we think an area is done ….. we dig it all up and start over ☺️the life of a gardener❤ my husband thinks I’m mad, and shakes in fear every time I say you know what I saw on GA today😂😂😂😂
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Oh Laura you have created...and are constantly re-creating all My Dream Gardens‼️
Seriously you are Queen Bee♥️
Your creativity is the reason I watch your channel. So excited to see the transformation to the cut flower garden! Thank you. ❤
My first introduction to Sweet Annie was at a festival 30 years ago. The barn was packed with the plant drying in the eaves. It looked ethereal hanging like that. The smell was sweet and earthy, almost overpowering in such abundance. That was the start of a love affair with this plant. So glad it was, because I have never had to replant it. It comes up everywhere. It's easily pulled and transplanted when young. So glad you made the wreath now. In my opinion, it is best to make the wreath when it is fresh and let it dry. I have used this as a base for a dried herb wreath and it is stunning. Dotting the wreath with bundles of gomphrena, strawflower and the like. And it lasts for so long. I had it just the Sweet Annie placed in crocks at the corner of our fireplace and it lasted until spring. Amazing herb, so glad you have found it! Is it wonderful to find something new after you have gardened for so long. Looking forward to the changes in the cut flower garden. Your energy and enthusiasm is a boon to my soul!
That wreath is GORGEOUS - great idea!! I love that I have seen so many of Laura’s wreath tutorials that I don’t have to actually look at the screen and just listen and can picture exactly what she is doing!!!
I love eryngium too! I was successful growing a bit of it this year. Timing on my blooms was just right and I was able to enter it in our county fair. I won a blue ribbon and Best In Class . So fun❤
CONGRATULATIONS!
@@gafairbanks2434 thank you!
🎉congrats, that's awesome!
THESE are my favorite type of videos! Just a bunch of random projects and cleanup. I can watch these all day, every day.
Sometimes, I like to do something different. I have ordered boxwoods. 😂 Oh Laura, I love your old world, formal garden heart.
Your neighbors have to be delighted with all the beautiful flowers for their viewing pleasure and the pollinators get the pleasure of pesticide free food. I have my coffee and enjoy seeing everything in your videos. You are blessed with beautiful husband and children. As well as all of your help and kitties 🐈⬛🌻
Just love the relationship you have with your cats. Russel just really appreciates you!
Ask about Cheddar.
@@pamelawoodall5891yes heavens forbid she has the heart to rehome a cat to a place where it would be happier. What a monster 🙄
The wreath is Beautiful Laura! I’d still love to see another making wreaths with your mom video. They are always so fun to watch. And I learn something new that I didn’t pick up on a previous time. Always a learning experience. Thanks as always for taking so much time to show things, moving cameras around so we get different angles etc. You are an Angel! I look forward to your videos every single day. You and Aaron are a treat to watch.
You are blessed to have well water. Where I live in Canada we are on water restrictions and can’t water our outdoor gardens except with water collected from rain barrels (using sparingly for the vegetable garden as we’ve had little rain to collect water) and grey water from showers for flower pots. Your gardens are absolutely stunning and I love watching how far they’ve come over the last few years and through the heat you have all summer. Thanks for sharing with us all in these videos. ❤
The pollen coming off of that Artemisia! My allergies could never!!
As those clouds of pollen too! 😳
I was thinking the same thing! We’d all be sick in less than a day. lol
Exactly what I was thinking aaaachoo 😢😮
Yep, me too. I could do the wreath on the door, but not the arrangement in the house.
The wreath turned out beautiful. What a fun spur of the moment project. You are going to be sooo busy the next month. Thank you for sharing your garden with us.
Love all the glorious colors if the zinnias! Can't wait to see the changes in the boxwood/cut 🌸 garden once it's had its Laura "metamorphosis."
Laura, you are correct...Artemesia annua is an herb that's made into a tincture to treat Lyme disease. It helps reduce inflammation. Love the wreath you made...it's perfect on the windows!!!
Love the wreath. You are such a go getter. Love watching how much the south garden has changed. Russell just stops in and visits you. Love that. 💜💜🦋🦋🐝
Editor I really enjoyed how you filmed the wreath making. It wasn't fast speed but you moved it along nicely. Very easy to watch
I personally don't blame you for wanting to change that space up. Even if you continue to plant various foliage and flowers for cutting, I'm sure they would benefit from some tree shade. Especially in your hot/dry climate I think anything and everything (even full sun) would be happier with some reprieve from the brutality of endless sun.
I'm excited to see the changes come about. ❤
What a fabulous day in the garden ... can you believe we're talking about October & Fall Planting already, and planning for the next Spring season - yikes !!!! Love when you (we) get those little projects done - it's inspiring for sure to keep on going. And, of course being a bit ADHD myself, I love how you spontaneously made a beautiful wreath - does my heart good. It's a rainy day here in Atlanta for which I am most grateful - my grass is brown and crunchy, and my water bill was x3 the norm this past month. I pray for those in it's path, but thank God for Hurricane Francine !!! Thanks for sharing your daily adventures and future project plans with us all ... looking forward to what tomorrow will bring !!!
Laura you have inspired me to write my first ever comment on TH-cam! I thoroughly enjoy your channel which I have been following for some years. Living on the South West coast of Norway my garden climate is very different from yours, but I your work in the garden and plant choices inspire to try new plants.
I look forward to you putting in motion your plans for the dirtlands with stables and more. I can highly recommend a TH-cam channel on horsemanship called The Clever Cowgirl. It is quite a new channel and I find it serious and informative like yours. Wishing you and your lovely family a great day!😊🌸🐎
Another great man on horses is STEVE YOUNGMAN.
I am so glad you are enjoying the beauty of Sweet Annie! I was concerned when you talked about taking it all out early on. Such a versatile herb and when you have bouquets in your home, insects are repelled! There will be no cobwebs!
Warning... it reseed very easily. The baby plants are easy to identify and when you pull them up, it is so pleasant because of their fragrance! Love this segment!
Can’t wait to see the changes in the cut flower garden.
Great video again, Laura. I really like the wreath and the arrangement that you did in the trophy vase. Great job. I also love the idea about putting a boxwood hedge around the cut flower garden. However, Laura, I don't think you should get rid of your rose garden. It's so beautiful, and I love the dedicated space for roses. Also, Laura, I do not think that you should plant those Linden trees in your cut flower/vegetable garden. Aaron had asked you in the video where you were buying the trees at the tree farm, if you wanted that much shade in your cut flower garden. My neighbour has a linden tree, it grows massive. Must be 100 feet high. It makes a mess in the fall and it burst through and destroyed her deck. I think such large trees will block the much needed sunlight from your cut flower/vegetable garden. It will also spoil the formal look of that space, especially how you added that beautiful fountain to that really nice formal area. I do not think you should plant those linden trees in that area.
Laura you’re amazing! You make everything look so easy! God bless you for everything you are & you do 🙏🏻❤️
I love Sweet Annie. When you walk into an outdoor craft show, you can smell it everywhere. I like to have some drying in my bathroom and when the shower steam hits it, the smell refreshes.
THANKS so much for that idea! I’m allergic to eucalyptus, the usual plant folks put in the bathroom, and find lavender too sweet.
Very nice, Laura. It's really instructional to see you do the irrigation repairs. You are a pro.
The Sweet Annie is beautiful and useful, albeit prolific. Wherever the seeds land, a new plant will grow if exposed to soil.
Overall, it was a very peaceful video. It's a great way to start the day.
Thank you, Laura. 🌸
Yes! It is too flat! Good that you finally do what I feel you have wanted for quite a while now! It will be soo beautiful!
I love that you love boxwoods. I am in the south "ATLANTA" . We love a boxwood knot garden. I have two different areas with the knot garden, There is something about the designs that are so restful and calming. The formality that you give to your garden is so lovely, you just always do things right and are always willing to change and keep growing with new ideas. You are the best!.
Atlanta also. And also love boxwoods, my first was one I bought on a school trip to DC, Mt Vernon, when I was 12. Called it George. I love finding new ones to propagate, but my heart belongs to English. Envy your knot gardens!!
Oh you are creating a French chateau style garden with the boxwoods, sounds like it will be stunning.
Laura, your excitement is contagious and your home is absolutely gorgeous! May I say you work so very hard for all it,and it’s so great that you love what you do! I wish you so much more! 💖
I love the dark green paint on the walls of this room with the trophe vase. I painted my living and dining rooms with this color in the second house I owned. The rooms were spacious, with large windows, so the dark painted walls looked really good with the thick white baseboards and beautiful radiator covers. I've never seen anyone else use this color in their home. I love the way it looks in your home. I really like the wreath that you made. It looks very natural.
The wreath is gorgeous..I love the simplicity of it and greens my fave color so I was especially drawn to it
Laura, given your love of formal spaces, I am surprised you have not experimented with knot gardens.
I’ve heard of artemisia before, but did not know what it looked like. Just love the way it looks in a wreath form! It is full yet has a kind of wispiness to it. So much you can do with it. I think it would make a beautiful garland as well.
Good Morning! 🌻 Looking forward to the evolution of the Cut Flower Garden! I am happy that you are finding new homes for the roses! That Artemisia wreath is beautiful! 😊🌹🪻🌿
Laura you are soo generous! Oh how I wish I was your friend/ neighbor and get a text saying come over and take whatever you want? Plants, flowers etc! Your friends are lucky ducks for sure!
The wreath looks gorgeous, hopefully mom/Susan and your sister come over for a wreath making day????
I also hope you are able to dig and remove as many plants 🌱 as possible to place around your gardens. Excited to see how the new cut flower garden will look with trees and evergreens too!
Love that you show me you are not afraid to get your hands dirty - 😊
OMG, I love that you're trialing the way to dry the Artemisia ‼️ Can't wait to see the results. I've never grown it , but have it on my list for 2025! ❤ Enjoyed your video today as always!
That wreath is STUNNING ! Looks very whimsical , sort of bridal - delicate . Tfs
This video is perfection!! Have a great day GA friends!
The wreath is so pretty! Very busy day for you with lots accomplished. Of course all of your days are busy.
I call Garden Answer videos, feel good videos. Love this channel so much. I learn a lot and it makes me happy. Thank you to you and your entire team! ❤
Holy cow! That sure did seed itself everywhere! I love plants that seed themselves (the ones I really want to do that)… saves so much money and time! Love it!
Did I miss a drawing of the changes to the cut flower area? Harvesting is exhausting but it is fun for your viewers, and motivational for sure. I'm in the process of putting final plans to the garden. A whole season of sitting on my hands to save money for Spring plants.
Thank you for your inspiration.
Thanks Laura, you're giving me incentive to take apart my last years Christmas wreath form and do a fall wreath!
All things for good. You just made an accident a teaching moment. I'm loving it!
Particularly great music selection today! Gotta love a little banjo to start the day 🌞 and acoustic guitar now! 🎶 And absolutely love the arrangement - oh my goodness! Reminds me feathers! When I was a little girl, my piano teacher, Miss Mary, was a proper, old-school southern woman with family antiques, chandeliers and inherited silver. She always decorated the Christmas dining table with a huge silver carafe of peacock feathers. So wonderful, and such lovely memories.
Another wonderful day with Laura and I am so looking forward to the day when you plant the trees in that area. Planting trees is always a favorite of mine.
A stream running through one of those "islands" would be SPECTACULAR!
That wreath is GORGEOUS! Some burgundy and rust colors would look like Fall.
Wonderful wreath looking forward to see your fall planters and wreaths. Remember to enjoy the season you are only young for a limited number of seasons
Laura, you go girl. It is great to see someone who understands that the world is constantly changing and we can always keep making the best choices for ourselves in our corner of planet Earth. I can't wait to see your new fabulous space. Love love love the fountain.❤
Good morning from Kentucky! Laura, your building your own Victoria garden! Maybe you all will be in the Victorian Garden magazine! You would sooo deserve to be in that magazine! I'm digging up and redoing over 60% of all my plants and Garden. And thanks to yall I'm not afraid! Thank you so much for your wisdom and inspiration! Your my Motivational muze in the morning!! 😂🪴🥀⚘️🪷🌸
Whatever happened to your pear espalier?
So much accomplished in one video! Aaaah, satifying!
Hi Laura! I like it so every much when you use the common name of plants like saying sea holly vs the botanical name all the time. I know it's helpful for many people to know the botanical name, that's what they always use but some of us always use the common name and thus have no idea what you're talking about!😂 Love your gardens and videos!💖
The wreath & arrangement.... Oooo la la, so pretty
Gorgeous wreath. I love your garden, lovely family and the cats. Everyone comes to visit while you’re working, it’s so cute.❤
You can make flower crowns with the Sweet Annie! They are so pretty and I bet Samantha Grace would love it!
Laura needs a radar tool so she can see the drip before she digs. I look forward to these videos every day!
Wormwood grows wild in Alaska. I’ve made lots of wormwood tinctures over the years. It has many medicinal qualities. The wreath is beautiful.
❤❤❤ I feel like I had a full day in the garden with this episode! 🎉🎉🎉
When I had Sweet Annie is self-seeded by the hundreds and it took 3 years to get rid of it. It does smell great!!
As I’m watching your video I can smell the Sweet Annie thru my phone! Absolutely love it! Used it for years in my craft projects.
Score on the artemisia! The wreath and vase are GOR-geous! ❤
WOW what a day. Free plants, breaking drip not once but twice, planting in new places, cutting plants and making a fantastic wreath and vase. Drying plants ect. Definitely a productive day. Wonderful. Thanks so very much for sharing this with us. 💯💯💯🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Laura, I want to tease you a little bit you said several weeks ago you needed to get a drip repairing tool kit in your buggy. You do it’ll be a pain in the butt to set up but it’ll be so much easier to have it in your gator as you’re driving around instead of having to stop what you’re doing and run back and get stuff that being said, how beautiful I’ve never seen or grown Artemisia, but it’s very feathery and very light looking, andkind of calming really kinda like it. You got a lot done you get a lot more done in one day than I get done in a month the garden as always, as beautiful and thank you so much for sharing your garden and your family with us.
Beautiful wreath! It looks lit by fairy lights ✨
Love the wreath. Can't wait to see the changes. You all do so many beautiful things.
My favorite format of your videos, thank you!
Bet your mom would like a wreath! You really make good use of plants. Nothing goes to waste. Love it and you.
Happy you discovered sweet annie. My super taught me wreaths. She said when finish, u throw it, that’s how u know it’s right. 😂. U even did that🤣. Great Wreath🐝
The changes sound wonderful. Love the wreath. Thank you for sharing ❤
So good to see Russel. Your gardens are gonna be spectacular. You and your family have worked hard and deserve all these good things coming your way.
That wreath will make a beautiful Christmas wreath with some Christmas decorations add to it
I grew Sweet Annie for years util I moved, I love it now you have inspired me to grow it again I had it everywhere in my house and made tons of wreaths for friends and in flower arrangements.
Those tomatoes have me drooling...!!
Like carrying an umbrella, bring extra drip line supplies! You'll double your chances of not hitting one! lol
The wreath was gorgeous! It flopping on the barn floor almost made me spit my tea out laughing though!
Oh wow what a productive day. And that wreath is beautiful 👌👍🥰. Love it🥰
So creative Laura ,you and Aaron are amazing !😊❤
Laura und Aaron sind so unglaublich fleissig. Ihr Anwesen ist ein Traum ! Nur erschliesst sich mir nicht, warum sie weit über die Selbstversorgung hinaus Obst, Gemüse und Blumen anpflanzt. Selbst, wenn man gerne was abgibt, sind es doch Riesenmengen. Es macht ja auch viel Arbeit !Wobei der Schnittblumengarten ja immer ein traumhafter Anblick ist. Ganz liebe Grüße aus Deutschland 🙋♀️👌🌻☕️🌞👍👍👍👍👍👍
Für mich ist es eine Lehre über Gartenarbeit ... etwa, um potenziellen Hobbygärtnern zu zeigen, wie gut die Pflanze gedeihen könnte.
Sie hat im Garteneinzelhandel gearbeitet und Leute in Baumschulen legen Testgärten an, um „Rezepte“ für Pflanzenbeete zu zeigen.
Google-Übersetzung aus dem Englischen
ins Deutsche ❤🇩🇪
To me, it is from teaching about gardening...like showing how well the plant could perform for potential home gardener. She has worked in garden retail and people in nursery busines do test gardens to show plant bed "recipes".
google translated from English to German language ❤ 🇩🇪
@@Hei_hey Vielen Dank für deine Antwort. Ich folge schon lange ihren Videos. Magst recht haben. Ihre Eltern haben ja das Gartencenter Andrews Seed. Und sie erwähnt ja auch oft, dass sie dies und jenes testet. Nun habe ich eine Erklärung für diese Mengen ! Danke ! 🙋♀️👌👏🌻☕️🌞
So many beautiful flowers! The wreath was lovely, looks like a wonderful wreath, as is or as a base. Excited to see what you do.
I heard the meows and thought my cat got outside. Russell sounds exactly like my Leo. I had a moment of complete panic.
Those wreaths would be fantastic at your parents Garden Center for the holidays!
In northwest Ohio Sweet Annie is sold in bundles at craft shows. Made into wreaths & put into vases for the lovely smell. Also sprinkled on carpet to then vacuum for the clean smell.
Was the pear espalier tree planted?
Afternoon Everyone 🥰
That plant is huge! Love it 🎉
Love the wreath outcome❤❤❤