Beautiful Gardens Part 4! 🌿 // Garden Answer
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Aaron should create his own garden area!!
Start to finish, completely on his own. That would be fun to see!
I love how inspired he was seeing these beautiful gardens!
Thank you Garden Answer for the continuous inspiration!!🌺🌸
It would just be trees lol
Trees and hibiscus!
With a huge American flag 🤣
@@bananarose04 thats okay ,my hubby put the canadian flag in my garden area it looks really good !!at firs ti didntthink i would like it but it looked alright !
Hi from Finland! I've noticed many times in your videos you talking about trees in such admiring way, and that really has made me think about my own view about them. 75% of Finland is covered by forest, and I myself really have been taking it for granted. I of course enjoy trees and forests, but I've never really even thought that most people don't have them, in this quantity at least. So I guess, thank you, for making me even more thankful of the beautiful country I live in. BTW Finland is the most happiest country in the world, maybe beacuse of the forests? ;)
I know what you mean. I was born and raised in British Columbia and have always taken greenery and trees as a given. It wasn’t until I travelled extensively away from home that I realized how fortunate I was to live in such a beautiful place 😊
I agree! I'm from Michigan and it made me stop and pause to be grateful for what we have!
Sounds like a wonderful place to live - forests and happy people.
I'm from Texas. We have happy, friendly people here, but not the trees and bountiful forests. I bet your areas are beautiful in the fall.
What a beautiful sentiment! Canada is blessed with trees as well. I live in Manitoba and our neighbour to the West,Saskatchewan, is pretty flat and treeless. But it is also beautiful in its openness and its ability to sustain grain farming. We’re pretty happy here in Canada too! 😁🇨🇦
This is so true! Ever since watching all her tree installments and learning about trees through their channel I’ve gained much more awareness and appreciation. I’ve been shopping around for frees for my yard!
I’ve lived in multiple states up and down the east coast my whole life and my experience is that during the day to day hustle of life you don’t “notice/pay attention” to the trees. But in the quiet moments going on a hike, being a passenger on a long drive, having a picnic. That’s when my soul singings in gratitude.
Dreaming of Spring and gardens as we speak. Lol
I love the sunrise and sunset through the trees, always love looking off past the fields into the trees!
It’s funny about where you live , what you take for granted. I live in the midlands of South Carolina and I have lived surrounded by trees. We normally have to remove trees to build and garden where we live. But I love my trees and rain , which we have had one of the wettest few months in years.❤️
@@nancypatterson374 I have a love hate relationship with my trees because they all have the helicopter seeds. And spring cleanup is almost overwhelming. But once we get passed that, I fall in love with again. Lol
We live amidst massive white pines and towering oaks and maples on 1.5 acres here in NW WI. We struggle with nature vs. nurture. Do we leave the trees grow naturally or do we cut them down to nurture the gardens we want to grow. It's a real struggle for my husband to make the decision to cut or not to cut trees.
🏠 That first house has got to be the nicest one you have ever shown from a viewer submission! So gorgeous and well put together. Very impressive! 💚
My absolute favorite!!!
I thought that was beautiful also !!!
It is spectacular
What an honor to be featured amongst such gorgeous gardens! Thank you! 😊 And thank you for continuing to share your wealth of knowledge and ideas with us all.
Your garden is beautiful!!
Hi Derek! You have a beautiful garden. I'm in pre-planning my back yard garden but after seeing your front entry, I am going to focus my efforts there. Could you share some of the plant names in front entry area and apx dimensions behind and in front of short picket fence. I'm in MD too with a blank canvas but struggling with too many possibilities.
@@rebeccalisi4052 thank you! Behind the fence is a narrow strip, less than 2 feet. Those are knockouts along that edge, and though hard to see in those angles between each rose is a pocket filled with sedum. Some years I let the roses go tall, some I keep them more mounded and tidy, just depends on my mood that season. Along the other little stretch of fence are hydrangeas. The opposite side of the walk has Otto Luyken laurels for the low hedge and the two trees were cypresses that I carefully pruned often and heavy to keep around that size while trying to maintain that whimsical look - but I recently swapped those for junipers and transplanted the cypresses into the back. The other small shrubs are Nandinas and of course plenty of annuals and perennials fill in around which I switch up each year. Good luck with your garden!
Your place is amazing
Thank YOU Derek for your submission. All the gardens showed extreme hard work and a love of gardening but yours was over the top! It would be wonderful to have an entire episode just based on your garden.
Please keep these coming! It’s so calming and we get so many new ideas. ❤
Omg! This just made my day having my garden in your show (Leidy from Rhode Island)!! especially today as I'm in the hospital because I'm very sick with pneumonia. Thank you for brightening my day ❤️
I pray you get better very soon Leidy! 🙏 Lord send your healing quickly to her in Jesus name, amen! :)
Get better soon.
Aaron: “you could weld a post”.
Laura: “I could do that.”
I love this channel. That made my day!
Came here to post the same thing! Go Laura!!
Lol mine too!! 👩🏭 Laura could totally do that!
Jenny from Creekside nursery had some preformed basket that allowed flowers to drape over the attached planter. I can’t recall where she purchased it from.
I love Laura's 'can-do' attitude!
I love how Laura isn't a dainty little princess who isn't afraid to do heavy duty things.
Missouri here!! YES WE NOTICE THE TREES!! I have lived here most of my life and I fall in love again every spring when the trees come back to life!
Love these videos!!!❤ For the gardeners who are looking out the window at huge snow banks and the wind howling , these videos feed my gardening soul! Hang on !! Spring will be here soon!!!!🌷🌹🌼🌺
Perfectly said! Freezing in Michigan right about now!
Same in Massachusetts!
My sentiments exactly! Perfect winter therapy here in MT
You have really hit on something here- l could spend all day poking round other people's gardens. They are so relatable. Your gardening is endlessly inspiring but sometimes the smaller spaces are fascinating too.
☕️Good morning Laura and Aaron and all GA friends. Wow, you said it perfectly, Laura, the gardeners featured possess a gift. Even the smallest bit of landscape beauty can spread so much joy. Thank you so much to gardeners for sharing the love. Can’t wait to see Part 5! 🌷💚🌸🌲
That first house was a traffic stopper! What talent !
Lived in southern New York much of my life. But living in London and California gave me such a deeper appreciation for the incredibly beautiful topography of a New York. Vibrant greens, beautiful massive trees, old stone walls and many streams, lakes and ponds. I also love having four full blown seasons. I don’t take my 100 year old oaks or 80 foot pines for granted at all! I love the Hudson River School of painting for this reason -the area really looks like that.
I'm looking on moving back - hopefully within a year. I miss New York State. Plus I will get to start a new garden...fun!
So about the trees. I lived most of my life in the east or southeast, so trees were just always “there”. But then I moved to Texas and I genuinely mourned not having the trees. I appreciate them now infinitely more than I ever did when they were everywhere.
When we purchased our home the main selling point is that the property is covered in very old, huge oaks and it is a balm to my soul! I am thankful for these trees every single day.
Haha Aaron is such a gentleman. Sometimes you just have to see something to really get a feel for it. You guys are so sweet. ❤
I am so happy you are showcasing viewers’ gardens. Every one is so different and uniquely beautiful 😊
Laura, I could see your brain clicking when you said, “I could do that!” when you thought about a DIY of the planter basket on a post. Now I want you to do it and show us all the steps 😉. I just love your confidence.
I’m in Virginia and live at a lake nestled in the blue ridge mountains, and trees are EVERYWHERE! They are gorgeous and we do take them for granted for sure! There are times I wish we didn’t have so many, as I really would love a little greenhouse, but would have to take down majors trees in order for that to happen.
I love having someone with you when talking about the beautiful gardens, it does add another dynamic to the video.
Appalachian Mountains - SW Virginia - we have an abundance of a variety of trees and everyone is precious! We recognize when a storm takes down a few limbs. It leaves a whole in the scenery much like when a family member is missing in a photo. We know how long it takes to grow a great hardwood, and like a child, we don't want anything to happen to it. We lost a great oak in a storm that was over 400 years old (older than our family settled on the land in 1700s) and we all cried. Months later, we drive by and all have a moment of silence and takes a while to uplift a sad mood. My husband I have traveled all over the US and many countries and we cannot imagine living anywhere else. There is something about the mountains, rivers and creeks, the trees, flowers, shrubs, native herbs, wildlife, peep frogs in the spring, and those unbelievably amazing sunrises and sunsets all year round.
That first cottage garden was fabulous, and loved the potoger gardens, love these formats…I also like hearing Aaron’s thoughts. Thank you
As much as I LOVE your videos with your mom, and of course love to see her in these, Erin knocks it out of the park with his commentary/banter. Team Erin!
Aaron, not Erin 😊
These videos would be great for Saturdays
Laura- I just have to tell you that I have watched your channel for years and look forward every morning to watching your video of the day. I had a baby 6 months ago and she too is now OBSESSED with our morning routine of watching Garden Answer. When she hears your voice say “Hey guys, how’s it going?” she grins and giggles. It’s become such a fun thing to share together that I feel guilty now watching your videos without her! I felt it was only right for me to thank you for giving us such a great outlet to bond over and be excited about as she grows up! I think she needs some bunny slippers to represent Samantha. 💞
Southwestern PA is beautiful with trees and mountains, we're definitely appreciative.
Love your videos! I live in western Oregon and Yes, I notice trees and appreciate the view of the trees every single day!! ... consider what the world would be without any trees, sadness. Seeing you and Aaron playing off of each other was fun. You two are cute ... keep up the great videos!! 😊
Love that first home and yard! Beautiful in every season!
I was just telling my husband how I like that you guys are showing a wide range of gardens in this series. All of us have different budgets, style of houses, size of yards, etc. It's really nice that you guys are featuring that variety. It helps me understand and be inspired in my circumstances (smaller yard in the berbs). Thanks!
I absolutely love seeing everyone's pictures! I wonder if there's some way to post all the pictures you don't get to highlight someplace just so we can all get ideas and inspiration from them?
We are on 4 acres and are surrounded in forest. We appreciate all the trees so much, especially since our province has lost so many recently in Hurricane Fiona. Trees are precious!
The roses and statue was simple and beautiful.
This series is obviously well received, so I love the fact that you are continuing to show us these amazing gardens. We appreciate all your .hard work. Thank you so much.
Cottage gardens are my favorite
My yard butts up against a nature reserve . I never take for granted the backdrop of trees. Everyday I look out at them with appreciation.
Raised in Houston, but now east of Seattle, I notice the trees and natural beauty all the time. I’ll drive certain ways just to experience tree canopies overhead. What a privilege.
I live in Ohio and have ALWAYS loved and appreciated our trees. This is my favorite place in the world, especially the rolling farmland. Laura's video make me appreciate what I have even more.
Good morning, Laura and Aaron, from Windermere, Florida zone 9b USA 🇺🇸 🌞 🇺🇸
More great Gardens 👍...time for a cup of tea 🍵 and watching break. 👩🌾👍
Happy Gardening Everyone 💗🌹💗
I'm so glad you're continuing this series!! It's so inspiring and every single garden has something beautiful about it!! Thank you!!
I live by a wood lot
. Yes, I appreciate them everyday.
I had a great experience with a landscape fairy garden! I had a small yard on a small-child filled cul-de-sac which had a fairly good sized berm in it. I made it into a fairy village and the kids had a blast with real imagination! They claimed their own houses where they “lived”. The rules were that they could play all they wanted, move the stuff around etc. but just don’t take it home with them. They were perfect! I got to know all the families and occasionally we’d have cupcakes! Sometimes little things the kids had of their own would show up too. It wasn’t flashy but was a real winner!
THE BENCHES ARE SUCH A NICE THING!
Glad you are doing your own design. Times moves on and change is always good.
That 1st garden looks exactly like goals for my house! So similar to my house and I love the picket fence, the lamp, and the flag!
I can’t tell you how much I love these videos. Please, keep’em coming!
During these cold winter months it’s been fun spending time watching you work in your greenhouses and at your parents’ Garden Center and I have enjoyed hearing your and Aaron’s commentary as we all look at fellow viewers’ beautiful flower gardens. You provide such great content for us. Thank you!
Trees are usually a part of the conversation for gardeners and homeowners alike here in the Midwest. That doesn't mean though that everyone likes them! Storm damage and disease, leaves or seed pods everywhere in the fall, and one more thing to mow around seem to be common complaints. But most agree that trees increase property values and help cool our dwellings. If they only knew the benefits of actually reducing stress and even improving thinking skills when a person of any age can look out a window and see trees! Fruit and nut trees are increasing in popularity along with fruiting bushes. One of the best projects I have done as a Master Gardener was to add a homeowner buy-in option when our neighborhood association was buying trees for a beautification project. Their price included delivery, installation, and warranty which encouraged several folks to go ahead and plant trees. It was a win in so many ways for our neighborhood!
I love my trees in New England!
I love when you and Aaron have a conversation together! It’s sweet and interesting!!
I never noticed all the trees around me before watching your channel! Trees are everywhere in Rhode Island!
Hi Laura, and Aaron. Growing up in New England always had gorgeous tree borders. Now in zone 9A. When looking for a home, the first thing I told the realtor was there had to be trees…. Just can’t imagine a yard without a tree border. Love this series please keep it coming.
Ive lived in south east Texas in the piney woods my whole life. I never get tired of checking out the trees or appreciating their impact. I think humans are just amazed by plants and trees everywhere 😂 ❤
Thank you for talking about not being happy with Supertunia Bermuda Beach. I planted these in the ground and they didn’t do well at all. I watered everyday and feed liquid fertilizer every week. My other supertunia’s all were huge except for these. At least I know it is not be just me. Thanks again for all your TH-cam content. I learn so much from you and Aaron too. This year we are putting automatic watering system and drip. Love seeing you with the all the family too. Shopping is fun in the winter. Keep up the great work! 🥰
Keep these collection videos coming!! Love them!
Yaaaaaaayyy!!! Getting my coffee ready to sit and enjoy my morning pick me up with the GA gang! ❤
I live on 4 acres in NE Texas (zone 8a) and the area is nicknamed the "Piney Woods." You asked if people in treed areas appreciate/notice the trees and I can honestly tell you that I admire mine every single day. Most of the pines on our property are Loblolly variety and are between 80'-100' tall. The rest of the tall native trees here are Sweetgum and Elm. I love your videos and have learned so much. You inspired me to finally get a greenhouse, 12x24, which was installed in October by a wonderful company called East Texas Greenhouse. They pre-fab it at their warehouse and then deliver and set up all the parts. My husband is building his first raised bed and it's looking great.
Hi, Defensive Utah Gardener here. 😁 I’ve been to garden tours in the Salt Lake Valley that rival any of the ones you’ve spotlighted. We’re in a low water area that’s lush and green. But people are beginning to realize it’s possible to use less water. Unfortunately some people think Zero-Scaping (as it’s often pronounced here👎) means rocks, cactus and yucca. I hope you’re able to get more viewers from Utah. I’m constantly sharing your info and advice. Love your show and watching you and Aaron interact, plus those adorable kids of yours!
Omg, I'm in Maryland too and that first home was absolutely STUNNING! Especially loved the tulips (my favorite since I was very little) and the Christmas views! So, so beautiful! Bravo!
Guys, can we please do at least two videos of these gardens a week? It is so inspirational. I settle in to watch them and before I know it, it's over 😥but, in that time I am writing and drawing in total excitement. Thank you for providing this additional resource.
Love love hibiscus. Beautiful gardens everyone!!
Can´t wait for spring. Finally found the last piece of the puzzle for a new "eatable" violet- greenish area idea. Red-veined dock! Impressive gardens- very enjoyable!
🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎Thank you Laura and Aaron for sharing these videos!
I grew up in Ohio and have lived in Michigan now for over 20 years and we are accustomed to seeing trees. But I think you always appreciate them for the shade and beauty they provide. Now, in the fall and spring I do sometimes curse all the leaves to clean up lol. When we lived in England for 4 years I missed the big oaks and hickory we were used to but loved all the boxwood lined country roads. Love these videos. 😊
I made a fairy garden inside an old bird feeder. My Grands loved it and it was quite hidden tucked away. We made a little twig swing in it. Moss as grass and I bought three fairies representing the three grands. Now they’re as past that stage and the bird bath is now got water in it. So much fun
Sorry auto correct. I made the fairy garden in a bird bath
Stunning gardens! Thank you!!!
Yes, trees grow like weeds here, i notice all of them! They are gorgeous.
You should incorporate a splash pad for the kids somewhere. Easy to maintain, tuck in, it's not a liability. All kids love water.
Looking at all of these beautiful beautiful gardens I’m so embarrassed I submitted my garden 😂😂😂. I love these videos, thank you!
I really enjoy when you do these.
We need a sneak peek of Monica's kitten too !
It is so evident in these videos how much you inspire so many people. Myself included and I am eternally grateful. I can see your influence in so many gardens!
Aaron, on the pots top of post's, my Hubby's put solid 4x4 post's in the edge of garden concrete in deep ground, a couple along walkway, I wish I had a picture, sorry Minnesota snow pretty deep, we had fun painting with outside paint (very fun and crazy angles, stripe, stars, lines, circles, sealed paintings, with finished post's, on top Hubby's screwed in my old 12" big heavy plastic pot's to the top used as a base, works fantastic, He also added a couple taller so we can put bird feeders around the post's, such a great addition too our walkway and edging of gardens, Art visions of beauty. I will take pictures this spring so u can see, Encouraged too Enjoy all time Visions Gardening and Beauty in our yards!!! I hv too tell U Both Thank U from the BOTTOM of My HEART ❤ Ur show, Video's all Ur hard works has Given Us New Inspiration and Vision too Want Our yards Beauty as Ur Giving in Everyone, Also Ur Families Including Inspiration and Joy's, Thank U 🙏 😊 ❤
Speaking of the trees , I live right next to conservation land and I have trees all along my home and I notice them all the time and it gives me such a sense of privacy. I love it especially when it snows and all the trees are covered with snow .I especially love the change of seasons here in Massachusetts I love living in New England .I’m so happy you bring us videos from all over to see other people’s beautiful gardens .🌼🌸🌻
#gardenanswer. So honored that you shared my fairy gardens, even if you forget to mention my name and my zone5b location. 😉 Can wait to see what you do in your garden! 😂❤️🧚♀️
We are currently building a home and I spend a lot of time thinking about future gardens. These photos are SOOO inspiring! Thank you for doing these videos!
I live on 5 acres in a heavily forested area. I can tell you that I definitely do not appreciate the trees nearly as much as i should. When we travel to the desert, I notice the wide open skies and larger views. Each area brings their own kind of beauty!
You can weld? Wow! Please make a video, if you decide to make a DIY tall post planter like the supertunia one shown in this video. I love this series, please keep it as a weekly staple or at least bi-weekly. I find many of the ideas and your comments very inspirational . God’s continued blessings on you, your family, and GA as a whole. 🙏🙏💐💐❤️❤️❤️
I live were there is trees/brushy back drop everywhere and no I never thought about it.... till recently when I heard you talk about how beautiful they are and now I am really growing to appreciate them!!!
Ya more fun when you are both interacting with each other....the viewers who sent the garden inspirations are amazing - gorgeous garden spaces ❤️👍👏😊
We have a farm with a forest behind our house, and I truly don't take it for granted. I'm from Indiana, and we had state parks near our homes growing up, now living in East Tennessee I feel like I have been blessed with two of the most beautiful places to live. One filled with farms, the other mountains.
I live in the NW suburbs of Chicago and work on the 8th floor. Even from just the 8th floor up you can see that these suburbs are all trees. I never really appreciated them until I started working there with that view. It’s beautiful.
I just love it when you two “spar” a bit! It is so fun to be part of your lives.
The cottage is stunning and the waterfall is exactly what I would love to do (a little bigger) to make a sunning deck with a couple chaise lounges to cool off in during the summer.
I love the supertunia on the roof of Garden 1!! 🥰😍🥰😍
with the wind you guys get, you would need a way to anchor the posts for flowers sitting on top. my husband and i made some with square posts painted black and in our area, we don't have tons of wind, we just put nails in top and bent and hooked baskets in them. we did however, use anchors to put in ground for posts for extra support
Love that you mention the names of the flowers! I'm so grabbing ideas from these videos:) It's the Architectural Digest of Gardens haha. All the way from Australia. True inspiration. Thank you!
Long term garden goal: get my garden on the slide show. Very long term. 🙃
Thanks for that shot of your mountains. I wondered and never seen such plain mountains. They’re beautiful and I would love to see a sunset there! Living in the foothills of the Allegheny mountains I’m surrounded by trees! I never take the scenery for granted. ❤
Wow! Great video! I love watching the different garden areas. I am definitely inspired to continue keeping getting more plants for my yard. Thank you everyone for sharing your photos.
Thank you for adopting !! From this foster mom, this means so much.
Are you talking about Monica's new kitty?
Thank you for featuring my garden! The limelight hydrangea standards do not stain my siding. However when it rains, the blooms get soooo heavy and bend the branches to the point of almost snapping :(.
2nd comment- I live in Portland, OR & I never take the beautiful trees that surround me for granted. As my mom got older (rest her dear soul) I would take her for short walks & she would literally hug the trees. She would wrap her arms around them & thank God for their beauty. We buried her ashes underneath 2 gorgeous old growth trees in a local cemetery. She is literally buried between their trunks. We had chosen this spot over 20 years ago & reserved it for her. I cannot imagine her ashes being anywhere else. I know her spirit energy is surrounded by beautiful trees 🌲 🌳. Thank you for reminding me of the beauty around me. ❤
I absolutely love these viewer garden submissions. You must know how inspiring you are.
Kids will play in pea gravel as much as sand and it is WAY cleaner.
Yes, Ohio 6A zone. I notice and appreciate the beauty of having trees. Their majesty is a divine gift.
I love these videos and I do want to thank everyone for their beautiful & inspiring submissions. I could watch these every week, all year. Thank you 🙏🏼😊♥️
I could watch another hour of these gardens right now! What a wonderful thing you are doing to inspire others and highlight some beautiful gardens! Thank you!
My husband built me a pergola that we hung swings from. We attached a little 2 story play house to the side of the pergola. There was a very small sand box with the play set. My kids are grown and we moved the play house made of cedar to another area to access a zip line. The little sandbox now has hostas growing from it. I wanted something that would look good in my garden and grow with the kids. It worked out beautifully.
Living in Washington state, trees are the jewels of the land. I love flowers and all but the trees…..❤❤❤❤
All types of evergreens from bright lime green, yellows, oranges, to the blues and silvers.
My brother loves the beaches and hot weather but to me nothing compares to seeing flowers blooming thru the ice 🥰
Yay Aaron! The timing of these videos is so perfect since we are in the planning stage right now. So many great ideas!
I live on Maine and honestly never noticed the beauty of trees until I found your channel years ago.