Always a pleasure to Walkabout in your garden. You are so dang hilarious with the "erect" euphorbia!! LOL Then the pot on the table is a "hot mess of a nothing burger!!" 🤣 😂 Your garden looks great. Thanks for the beauty and the laughs Laura!
Everyone is a critic, how condescending some of your viewers are. I’m like your silly groupie, I see everything you do as perfect. I love your dedication and the fact that I can look forward to your video while lying in bed at the end of each day. You know I am 75, and right now after several days of working in my garden, my hands are almost paralyzed with pain, arthritis. And it dawned on me today, that I might not be able to do all this at sometime in the future. Of course I do stupid things like caring huge bags of garden soil which plays havoc on my back. But I won’t give up easily, when I’m not strong enough to work in the garden, I’m making trips to the nursery. Don’t worry about repeating yourself, I often learn new things that I have overlooked in other videos, so keep repeating yourself, some of us have foggy brains that need to hear it a few times. I often hear your voice in my head while I am working in the garden, and I remember something that’s very useful that you said. Laura, I’m hoping that someday you will get a job in Las Vegas and you will make the trip, because I know you would be so appreciated here.The logistics may be tricky, but I’m sure you could find a very capable crew here. Or even better, bring your entire crew because everyone loves to come to Vegas!
Just love you Laura, you cracked me up with the “keep talkin dirty to them “ 😂. Gardening and your videos is my therapy, some peace amongst invasive thoughts and I thank you!
Hi Laura, I just love the way you keep repeating plant names. My memory is less than good but am finding I can sometimes name plants even before you now. Just love seeing all the regulars and love the fountain as it is but will love watching you pull it apart and replant. love from Oz
I love this!! NYC plant nerd here and I'm learning so much from your content! My current champion succulents: graptos, pachys, kalanchoes, euphorbias. Yes, it is possible to grow up succulents up North! Thank you! 💚🤗
Omg it’s always the citrus trees 😭🤣 so cool but sometimes they don’t do great in pots.. A few months ago I just let my potted lemon tree go because it was struggling for months, and I planted a palm instead. What a great decision, I’m so much happier with the pot now!!
What a JOY to walkabout your garden... The beauty of the plants and the delight of your humor are just what is needed! I dream of having an outside garden like this... living in northern New Mexico, we do have agave parryi ...that's what can survive here. I'm turning the sunroom into a succulent paradise... Just beginning... but big dreams are happening. Thank you Laura!
Thanks for remembering to show the blue glow basketball damage. Let’s keep fingers crossed I don’t get to see it in real life at my house. Good chance I might though with a basketball lover of a grandson! I’m just staring to watch your videos regularly. Amazing the little things I can pick up every time.
You can put your lemon tree a water from rice when you clean it for cooking...if you're eating rice!?😌... Because thats what we do when our plants was ugly... ❤️ From Philippines 💞💞💞💞
Hi Laura I had a grapefruit tree in a similar situation for years. A old neighbor of mine that grew up in a farm told me to scare and hit the tree on the lowest part of the bark to tear some skin off just enough to stimulate it. And guess what IT WORKED. Not only it started to grow but it actually gave me fruit too! Good luck
Thank you Laura, I’m glad you had lovely wonderful birthday and I appreciate you saying the date in your vids because sometimes I auto play multiple videos in a row. P.S You have helped me make my garden over here in Australia look stunning - friends of friends even ask me about it because they’ve heard about it. Big thank you for everything you’ve taught me over the years. 🌵💕
I've always struggled with citrus trees. I've killed many lemon and lime trees. We do have an established grapefruit tree which shields my succulents from the very hot, dry Australian summers. Nobody eats them though 😂
My potted Meyer lemon looked that bad or worse. i worked on it for years because everyone says you can have citrus in pots. Finally I plunked the sad old thing in the ground and it took off!. This is about it's 5th year in the ground and I had to drop at least half the unripe fruit last fall because the tree could not support the weight of all of it. Still got a couple hundred large lemons off the old girl this year. My theory is that in SoCal, the tree doesn't like the big temperature swings that happen to the root ball when its in a pot compared to the ground.
Hi Laura Have you tried COMPLETELY removing the lemon tree from the pot? You may find the roots are too compact now and that the soil is cloggy. If you trim the excess roots then it may stand a chance next year. Why not give it a try now😢😘
Suggestions for the back deck project: how about some colorful Kangaroo Paw, which should be available in full bloom right about now? Grassy-looking during Summer, I know, but still lush, and beautiful Winter flowers. The interest level can be increased with adjacent soft Stapeliads as long as they’re far enough away from the doors and windows for the breeze to waft away the flower odor. 😸✌️
I can't wait for a step by step fountain project. Just stick the camera somewhere so the camera crew don't get tired 🤭 i am happy to sit and watch everything unedited 😋
You keep on saying the date! I love to know that you just taped it, just for us!!💕💕I want to move to San Diego and have some gutters as beautiful as yours!
The bottle shaped caudiciform with the cute little red-orange flowers is a Jatropha podagrica in the plant family Euphorbiaceae. Mine continually bloomed all through the winter, but the leaves didn’t get very big. Now that it’s warmer, the newer leaves are much larger & greener!
Laura love you and your lemon tree. I give my potted Mayer lemon tree coffee and tea grounds and I bury banana peals around the trunk and I have many new sprouts, blossoms and baby lemons. Hope you will try my hint. Good luck, Helen from San Jose.
The rushia is doing very well here in Central Mexico, 9b. I’m still reducing the grass aerea and using rushia as a border. I have 6 months of near monsoon and 6 months of bone dry weather. And I hate to water, so rushia is great
I had crown of thorns similar to yours and it was getting too tall. I cut it and the cutting didn’t root and the main stem never got new growth. The stem is quite firm. Any hope it will grow some leaves?
More water for the lemon tree ? Our fruit trees in New York really appreciate water but they don’t dry out if they’re under watered like You might expect . So they don’t actually ask for more water but they do give more fruit when they’re heavily watered.
Try Chelated Iron with EDDHA on the Lemon Tree. The yellowing of the leaves is making me think the iron is low which will block the plant from acid absorbtion.
I think this year is the year to retire that lemon tree ,or take it out of the pot.Maybe it doesn’t like the pot.I had one only gave me one lemon ,and few tiny ones then died.It was in a pot so again , it could be that.Nooo don’t give your agave , it’s gorgeous !Let it get huge.
Not sure if you’ve had this suggestion for the lemon tree before, but I’ve heard they benefit from being pee’d on 🤭 The acidity, nitrogen, phosphorus & potassium in human pee are good for citrus apparently. First one of the day, as it’s more concentrated 😁
Surprised you got comments like that because I think it’s really important that you state what time of year it is and where you are. I sometimes watch your older videos too. And it’s good to know what time of year it is. Us die-hard fans know where you live, but no harm in saying for those that don’t.
I got into planting from watching your videos and Im a guy. Most of my plants died..becuase it too hot were I live. but the fire sticks are 7 feet tall in our front yard..from 10" .lmao
I have 2 big gripes... the first is.... drum role .... you keep skipping one of my very favorite plants you own😫.. your varigated milii euphorbia. I ordered one from logees greenhouse because they are hard to get. NUMBER 2.... (say this as a chant.) Fix your pond, fix your pond, fix your pond!!! I know you all are very busy.. but I can't wait till it's running again❤❤❤💯 love your vids!!!!@
Gosh I love your sense of humor!! "Just keep talking dirty to them" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Having a crested succulent is a dream! It is a very rare creation. Rejecting a crested succulent is like rejecting a good luck charm. Wow...
Always a pleasure to Walkabout in your garden. You are so dang hilarious with the "erect" euphorbia!! LOL Then the pot on the table is a "hot mess of a nothing burger!!" 🤣 😂
Your garden looks great. Thanks for the beauty and the laughs Laura!
Everyone is a critic, how condescending some of your viewers are. I’m like your silly groupie, I see everything you do as perfect. I love your dedication and the fact that I can look forward to your video while lying in bed at the end of each day. You know I am 75, and right now after several days of working in my garden, my hands are almost paralyzed with pain, arthritis. And it dawned on me today, that I might not be able to do all this at sometime in the future. Of course I do stupid things like caring huge bags of garden soil which plays havoc on my back. But I won’t give up easily, when I’m not strong enough to work in the garden, I’m making trips to the nursery.
Don’t worry about repeating yourself, I often learn new things that I have overlooked in other videos, so keep repeating yourself, some of us have foggy brains that need to hear it a few times. I often hear your voice in my head while I am working in the garden, and I remember something that’s very useful that you said.
Laura, I’m hoping that someday you will get a job in Las Vegas and you will make the trip, because I know you would be so appreciated here.The logistics may be tricky, but I’m sure you could find a very capable crew here. Or even better, bring your entire crew because everyone loves to come to Vegas!
Love ya Laura. ❤️ Always learning something new or laughing at your dirty jokes😂 as always your garden is almost as beautiful as you❤️
Just love you Laura, you cracked me up with the “keep talkin dirty to them “ 😂. Gardening and your videos is my therapy, some peace amongst invasive thoughts and I thank you!
My husband os cracking up over the Euphobia talk 😂😂😂
Your Walkabout Wednesdays never disappoint!!!
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing succulents and cactus lovely collection garden hope you have a wonderful and happy Easter❤❤❤
Hi Laura, I just love the way you keep repeating plant names. My memory is less than good but am finding I can sometimes name plants even before you now. Just love seeing all the regulars and love the fountain as it is but will love watching you pull it apart and replant. love from Oz
I tune into all of your videos on binges and you’re absolutely right about referring to date! Keep on keeping on 🌵
The baby lemons are so cute! At least you’ve got more than one on it finally 🍋
I love this!! NYC plant nerd here and I'm learning so much from your content! My current champion succulents: graptos, pachys, kalanchoes, euphorbias. Yes, it is possible to grow up succulents up North! Thank you! 💚🤗
Do you have a green house?
Lol cracking up. Who knew gardening could be so dirty ... talk. Thank for all the information and sharing
Omg it’s always the citrus trees 😭🤣 so cool but sometimes they don’t do great in pots.. A few months ago I just let my potted lemon tree go because it was struggling for months, and I planted a palm instead. What a great decision, I’m so much happier with the pot now!!
That crest is everything, we're special because we find the amazing beauty in them. Yeay, dirty walkabout Weds.🤗🌵💖
What a JOY to walkabout your garden... The beauty of the plants and the delight of your humor are just what is needed! I dream of having an outside garden like this... living in northern New Mexico, we do have agave parryi ...that's what can survive here. I'm turning the sunroom into a succulent paradise... Just beginning... but big dreams are happening. Thank you Laura!
Absolutely love your walk abouts! Thanks.
Could you give more details on crests and how they form and grow ? 🤔
I love the wednesdays thanks Laura for showing your beautiful garden.
Thanks for remembering to show the blue glow basketball damage. Let’s keep fingers crossed I don’t get to see it in real life at my house. Good chance I might though with a basketball lover of a grandson! I’m just staring to watch your videos regularly. Amazing the little things I can pick up every time.
Do you have space or the inclination to plant the lemon tree in the ground?
You can put your lemon tree a water from rice when you clean it for cooking...if you're eating rice!?😌... Because thats what we do when our plants was ugly... ❤️ From Philippines 💞💞💞💞
Hi Laura I had a grapefruit tree in a similar situation for years. A old neighbor of mine that grew up in a farm told me to scare and hit the tree on the lowest part of the bark to tear some skin off just enough to stimulate it. And guess what IT WORKED. Not only it started to grow but it actually gave me fruit too! Good luck
I love your Walkabouts and seeing all your treasures.
I'm ready to see that new installation I also have a mixed garden love you and you channel
“Just keep talking dirty to ‘em.” I spewed my coffee 🤣
Thank you Laura, I’m glad you had lovely wonderful birthday and I appreciate you saying the date in your vids because sometimes I auto play multiple videos in a row.
P.S You have helped me make my garden over here in Australia look stunning - friends of friends even ask me about it because they’ve heard about it. Big thank you for everything you’ve taught me over the years. 🌵💕
Omg, I really love ❤️ your agaves they’re very beautiful and amazing 😻
such a great garden..love walkabout wednesday :)
I've always struggled with citrus trees. I've killed many lemon and lime trees. We do have an established grapefruit tree which shields my succulents from the very hot, dry Australian summers. Nobody eats them though 😂
Grandioso recorrido. Mil gracias por siempre compartir sus consejos😀👍🏽
My potted Meyer lemon looked that bad or worse. i worked on it for years because everyone says you can have citrus in pots. Finally I plunked the sad old thing in the ground and it took off!. This is about it's 5th year in the ground and I had to drop at least half the unripe fruit last fall because the tree could not support the weight of all of it. Still got a couple hundred large lemons off the old girl this year. My theory is that in SoCal, the tree doesn't like the big temperature swings that happen to the root ball when its in a pot compared to the ground.
Hi Laura
Have you tried COMPLETELY removing the lemon tree from the pot? You may find the roots are too compact now and that the soil is cloggy. If you trim the excess roots then it may stand a chance next year. Why not give it a try now😢😘
Suggestions for the back deck project: how about some colorful Kangaroo Paw, which should be available in full bloom right about now? Grassy-looking during Summer, I know, but still lush, and beautiful Winter flowers. The interest level can be increased with adjacent soft Stapeliads as long as they’re far enough away from the doors and windows for the breeze to waft away the flower odor. 😸✌️
I can't wait for a step by step fountain project. Just stick the camera somewhere so the camera crew don't get tired 🤭 i am happy to sit and watch everything unedited 😋
🧁🎂🍨Happy belated Birthday Laura! 🎁🎊🎉🌵
You keep on saying the date! I love to know that you just taped it, just for us!!💕💕I want to move to San Diego and have some gutters as beautiful as yours!
So beautiful. Could you replace the bougainvillea with one in the pot. Variegated one would look perfect in the middle.
The bottle shaped caudiciform with the cute little red-orange flowers is a Jatropha podagrica in the plant family Euphorbiaceae. Mine continually bloomed all through the winter, but the leaves didn’t get very big. Now that it’s warmer, the newer leaves are much larger & greener!
Aka Buddha Belly Jatropha
I love your garden so much it’s so gorgeous ❤️
Laura love you and your lemon tree. I give my potted Mayer lemon tree coffee and tea grounds and I bury banana peals around the trunk and I have many new sprouts, blossoms and baby lemons. Hope you will try my hint. Good luck, Helen from San Jose.
Belated Happy Birthday Godbless ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Omg I’m so exited for tomorrow’s video!! :D
The rushia is doing very well here in Central Mexico, 9b. I’m still reducing the grass aerea and using rushia as a border. I have 6 months of near monsoon and 6 months of bone dry weather. And I hate to water, so rushia is great
😂 Love your smutty mind girl 😊 Crests all the way
Hello i'm a fan from Indonesia and succulent is one of my favorite plant too 🥰 it's always amazing to see your succulent🤗
My ruschia is growing well in Tarzana, CA zone 10a in all day sun. Love your videos.
I hope you get 100,000 subscribers by May 29th, my 70th birthday . Celebrate 🎉
I love all the updates
Hi Laura it's the Euphorbia Jatropha....I have a beautiful one it's such a great plant...I have many seedlings as well
Excited to see the ranch. Who looks after Bentley and the cat when you go away?
Understand what you mean about the crests. I love them too. My mum hates them. She just threw some away. I didn't know what to say.😢😢
I had crown of thorns similar to yours and it was getting too tall. I cut it and the cutting didn’t root and the main stem never got new growth. The stem is quite firm. Any hope it will grow some leaves?
Is the euphorbia at 2:17 also called a pinecone cactus?
Have you tried citrus tone for the lemon tree? That’s what I use and I have so many baby lemons so far.
Oi Laura bom dia querida!
Uma pena Eu não entender seu idioma, porque os jardins de suculentas que vc mostra em seu canal são maravilhosas! PARABÉNS
My airplane plant is very top heavy with pups…any advise on what to do with her?
More water for the lemon tree ? Our fruit trees in New York really appreciate water but they don’t dry out if they’re under watered like You might expect . So they don’t actually ask for more water but they do give more fruit when they’re heavily watered.
You are the best 😊
Try Chelated Iron with EDDHA on the Lemon Tree. The yellowing of the leaves is making me think the iron is low which will block the plant from acid absorbtion.
Happy birthday girl!!!
My Ruschia did amazing outside in zone 6 (Toronto)last year, needed a little extra water but that’s it!
i'll be sure to talk dirty to my euphorbias! ty for the tip lmao
Doesn’t like crests!?😮 I bought a second Echeveria topsy-turvy just for the crest!
If your not subscribe to Laura channel you better if I miss that ranch tour imma be so sad I’m pretty sure I’m speaking for all Laura’s fans
I think this year is the year to retire that lemon tree ,or take it out of the pot.Maybe it doesn’t like the pot.I had one only gave me one lemon ,and few tiny ones then died.It was in a pot so again , it could be that.Nooo don’t give your agave , it’s gorgeous !Let it get huge.
maybe you can try iron for the lemon tree? she’s always so fussy lol
Not sure if you’ve had this suggestion for the lemon tree before, but I’ve heard they benefit from being pee’d on 🤭 The acidity, nitrogen, phosphorus & potassium in human pee are good for citrus apparently. First one of the day, as it’s more concentrated 😁
One part urine and 10 parts water is awesome for all plants. 😱
I don't think I like that client either 😜 Crest are my all time succulent favorite! I don't care what kind, if it's a crest I have to have it...
🤣 I LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS I WISH I CAN WORK WITH YOU BUT IM IN THE NORTH SIDE CALIFORNIA 😐
Surprised you got comments like that because I think it’s really important that you state what time of year it is and where you are. I sometimes watch your older videos too. And it’s good to know what time of year it is. Us die-hard fans know where you live, but no harm in saying for those that don’t.
Doesn’t like Crests! What’s wrong with her?
Easter fountain makeover pleeeease 🥰😘
🙂💚👍
I got into planting from watching your videos and Im a guy.
Most of my plants died..becuase it too hot were I live.
but the fire sticks are 7 feet tall in our front yard..from 10" .lmao
So how old is that Mammillaria?
Yes I'm catching up on all these videos. Thanks for the dates
Let's go....100,000 for Laura!!! BTW....I bought a aeonium sunburst because it was crested!!!!
The ranch! It's around here somewhere! Btw, glad I enjoyed this video before your "dirty talk" makes it disappear haha.
Do you root prun lemon trees that are in pots
I think that euphorbia is a regular "trigona" and not a "Trigona Rubera" and that's why it is staying green.
P.s. I love crested plants.
Where in BayHo? That's my neighborhood!
I have 2 big gripes... the first is.... drum role .... you keep skipping one of my very favorite plants you own😫.. your varigated milii euphorbia. I ordered one from logees greenhouse because they are hard to get.
NUMBER 2.... (say this as a chant.) Fix your pond, fix your pond, fix your pond!!!
I know you all are very busy.. but I can't wait till it's running again❤❤❤💯 love your vids!!!!@
OMG! Water feature. I was thinking the same. It was so beautiful when it was running.
It will respond well to a hard pruning!
Maybe the lemon tree would like to be watered more 💚💚💚
Put that lemon tree in the ground with partial shade.
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I don’t like crests either. I think they are ugly😁
LOL!!
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2:30 is the sausage fest corner lol
What’s Cullen been up to? ☺️
Haven’t seen him in awhile
Is not a gateria is a haworthia cooperi
I dont like your client either, the one whobdoesn’t like credts🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
pardon i dont wanna be rude but thats haworthia not gasteria
Jatropha podagrica
Remember Jesus lives and loves you dont fall for the woke babe ,ur better than that
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Variegata amerelo.bouganville
Thima Bougainville.
Pink Bougainville.
Bougainville branca.
Roxo.boug...