I’m in Awe of her garden!!!! I would pay just be able to walk around and see all the beautiful succulents!!!! All the changes adjustments you guys made look great!!!
wow!!! what a difference!! that is amazing!!! loving the slope with the boulders now... you are on the money with rocks; they add so much dimension... and give the lizards a place to sunbathe 🥰 i am so in love with ruby slippers... i'm gonna put 'em all 'round my areas here... the homeowner must be delighted with this renovation.. love the meditation area... wow... you and the team are amazing!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
If i ever saw a succulent jungle this was it. Such cool transformation. Looks so much better n like a design again. Waiting to see d final look tomorrow.
Another gorgeous job. Can't wait for tomorrow. You and your crew are an inspiration to us all, and the way the climate is changing here in texas, that inspiration is definitely needed.❤❤
oh I do love this installation.....love the little aloes hiding under the bench....Have just discovered Mangaves and am loving seeing so many of them in one place. Also loved your precise descriptions of tapestry verses specimens. Love from Oz
I'm early! Excited to see this finished restoration. Unfortunately I don't even live in California, but living vicariously through you. Edit: The barrels are much, much better for the space, but I feel they are a bit too uniform, I think.
I'm so excited to see the end result :D it's often when you rework a garden that you fine-tune certain areas and get it really tight, love it, chefs kiss :* you truly live in the land of milk and honey, so lucky to work there as well, all i can grow in my climate in the ground are 'Fred Ives', Echeveria imbrincata, and Aloe vera and maculata :/ everything else rots away 😢
Third! I love this instillation, so beautiful. I think the stag horn ferns on the wall are so structural and beautiful, I wonder if some succs or cacti could mirror the shape !
You guys ever think about using dragonfruit? You just stick a pole and secure it and it's a succulent and makes a cool kind of tree and you get fruit which is really ornamental and tastes good too. They aren't expensive either. You can also just have them grow sideways to fill a long narrow low area too like that barrel cactus spot in the front as an example. Just another fun option.
6:25 FYI, since you guys brought it up in the video, the _Aloe bainesii_ tree aloe has been "relocated" (reclassified) to its own tree aloe genus called _Aloidendron_ because of its unique characteristics. So now its together with the former _Aloe ramosissimus_ and _A. dichotoma_ (now Aloidendrons). So while they’re not technically 'true' aloes, as in mostly low-growing, rosette plants in the _Aloe_ genus, theyre "aloe-adjacent". 😂 But it’s the same situation with Bulbine, Kniphofia (red hot pokers), Haworthias, Gasterias, daylilies, alstroemerias (Peruvian lilies) and, believe it or not, _Phormium_ (aka New Zealand flax).
Iam very interested in seeing how this garden rehab plays out. So many beautiful plants to move around & adopt out. The owner has some hanging Living Frame of succulents, could you find out what kind of planting medium is being used (moss or soil is being used, Or combination of?) Thanks Laura
When I die and go to heaven, it’s gonna look like this garden 😍😍😍 I just love it 🥰
Everyone just doing amazing work. Looking great
This place looks SO MUCH BETTER!!! 🥰🥰🥰
I’m in Awe of her garden!!!! I would pay just be able to walk around and see all the beautiful succulents!!!! All the changes adjustments you guys made look great!!!
That’s my dream garden to say the absolute least! Geez
JEALOUS!!!!
wow!!! what a difference!! that is amazing!!! loving the slope with the boulders now... you are on the money with rocks; they add so much dimension... and give the lizards a place to sunbathe 🥰 i am so in love with ruby slippers... i'm gonna put 'em all 'round my areas here... the homeowner must be delighted with this renovation.. love the meditation area... wow... you and the team are amazing!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
If i ever saw a succulent jungle this was it. Such cool transformation. Looks so much better n like a design again. Waiting to see d final look tomorrow.
Another gorgeous job. Can't wait for tomorrow. You and your crew are an inspiration to us all, and the way the climate is changing here in texas, that inspiration is definitely needed.❤❤
Looking great - everything is sorted out and back to scale. It felt a bit like Walkabout Wednesday! Can’t wait to see the completed project!
This amazing garden is like a succulent museum. You're the Mistress Curator, Laura!
Wow. Looks so good. This job is so different to the usual and I love watching you adapt to your canvas and your clients!! Gifted. x
You're so right to tightly put the plants in. Looks great Laura. Hannah, you rock too.
oh I do love this installation.....love the little aloes hiding under the bench....Have just discovered Mangaves and am loving seeing so many of them in one place. Also loved your precise descriptions of tapestry verses specimens. Love from Oz
Christine and I share the same gene, the "too much" gene😜🤣
it's looking great Laura and team DFS!
Awesome work! You’re my inspiration 🤪🥰🥰
Would have loved to see more specimen plants in pots besides barrel cactus...great thinning out of plants!😁
Amazing work team DFS wish I lived in cali so I could have you folks pimp my yard out your work is literally out of this world I’m obsessed
Already so dialed in and calming space.
Still beautiful 😍 the owner must be huge succulents fan! 🌵🌴🦎🌞
Beautiful 🤩
This is such an special garden, It looks so magical!! I'm so exited about the grand reveal! Incredible work as always!!
I'm early! Excited to see this finished restoration. Unfortunately I don't even live in California, but living vicariously through you.
Edit: The barrels are much, much better for the space, but I feel they are a bit too uniform, I think.
I'm so excited to see the end result :D it's often when you rework a garden that you fine-tune certain areas and get it really tight, love it, chefs kiss :* you truly live in the land of milk and honey, so lucky to work there as well, all i can grow in my climate in the ground are 'Fred Ives', Echeveria imbrincata, and Aloe vera and maculata :/ everything else rots away 😢
Nice to see Gordan working with you too.
yaaaay! what a great job Laura and crew !
Third! I love this instillation, so beautiful. I think the stag horn ferns on the wall are so structural and beautiful, I wonder if some succs or cacti could mirror the shape !
Tons of plants. Love, love, love
Omg omg 😱 can you do another video showing all the plants on the hill?
The aloe barbere needs a v shape cutout maybe? I have seen some videos that suggest it prevents rot from moisture. Excited to see the experiment.
You guys ever think about using dragonfruit? You just stick a pole and secure it and it's a succulent and makes a cool kind of tree and you get fruit which is really ornamental and tastes good too. They aren't expensive either. You can also just have them grow sideways to fill a long narrow low area too like that barrel cactus spot in the front as an example. Just another fun option.
Hi, Laura! The slope is still too crowded with plants, don’t you think so?
6:25 FYI, since you guys brought it up in the video, the _Aloe bainesii_ tree aloe has been "relocated" (reclassified) to its own tree aloe genus called _Aloidendron_ because of its unique characteristics. So now its together with the former _Aloe ramosissimus_ and _A. dichotoma_ (now Aloidendrons). So while they’re not technically 'true' aloes, as in mostly low-growing, rosette plants in the _Aloe_ genus, theyre "aloe-adjacent". 😂
But it’s the same situation with Bulbine, Kniphofia (red hot pokers), Haworthias, Gasterias, daylilies, alstroemerias (Peruvian lilies) and, believe it or not, _Phormium_ (aka New Zealand flax).
Iam very interested in seeing how this garden rehab plays out. So many beautiful plants to move around & adopt out. The owner has some hanging Living Frame of succulents, could you find out what kind of planting medium is being used (moss or soil is being used, Or combination of?) Thanks Laura
Would you please be able to show the staghorn and air plants as well, I know this isn't a staghorn or air plants channel but still... haha
Seconding this! I just got a pack of 12 air plants a few days ago so I’m in love with them!
What is mounted on the plaque and along side of the house??! This is killing me!
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Taking notes for when we demolish our garden and start from the bottom up. Bye bye grass hello rainbow beauties
Hi 👋 do you know any nurseries that sell palm trees in San Diego?
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First comment ... wow 👋🏻 laura!
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My ruby slippers look like they just gave up after blooming, I am keeping faith but they sure look awful
Same old routine again and again and again. It's like watching Ground Hog day.