How Did You Come Up with the Name Garden Answer? // Why Do You Plant in the Heat of Summer?
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Aaron, your comment to Laura “just do you.” Is the definition of LOVE! Bravo to both of you for demonstrating what love, honesty, kindness, great work ethic, and positivity is supposed to look like.
Couldn’t have said it any better!!
Yes! That’s why we love them.
I probably wouldn't have chosen 'Garden Answer' at the beginning either, but it's the perfect name for what you've become. I don't know many other channels that spend as much time as you do - between your main channel and your highlights - actually answering so many of your audience's real garden questions. Thank you so much.
I agree! I am subscribed to quite a few channels, and most only answer a handful of questions every few months. I love that she "Answer(s)" so many!
Garden Answer and all your family does brings joy to my day each and every day. I use your channel as a resource for when I want to plant new thing's. Love learning about new plants and how to manage existing plantings.
I love Aaron’s comment about your style of clothing. “You just do you” Love it! And he’s right. Ain’t nobody on here has stopped watching and learning from you because your wearing a Black shirt and Jeans. 😂 I think most people probably think about you being comfortable. But watching you as long as we have, if your not comfortable, you would have already fixed it by now. 😉 You Do You! Stay true to yourself! All the best to your family. 💗
You guys are so fun to watch/listen to. Thanks for just being you and sharing the joys and frustrations of getting your business started.
Thank you for reading Samanthas message about your channel bring her joy. I have to say Amen to that message! I’ve been cancer free since 2008 and that message really hit home. Joy is so hard to find during Chemo for sure, so I’m so touched to hear what she said. Bless you and your family....!
I can’t say Thankyou enough so so touching at such a hard time
Just reading this Samantha Losos. I pray you are much better now!!
Y'all are hilarious. Aaron: I bet that grass is all flopped over. Laura: Let's be positive here. Aaron: I bet that grass is straight as an arrow.
Lololol lololol lololol
'We weren't even having that good of a time!" ... Aaron is so funny... and I'm sure he doesn't mean to be!!! You guys are so good. THANK GOD you spent that $1000!!!!!
Yes, he is hilarious!!! Yes, so happy this works out for them and us. Great to see a harmonious family!!!
Raise your hand if you wish you were as together and talented as Laura. 💗 I always feel motivated to maintain our beds and yard after watching your gorgeous spaces and gardens Laura.
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I want to plant more every time I watch her. I love watching them because you do learn so much.
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Right?! I just came back from a longish trip. And my garden is a mess! Elephant wars flopped down from storms. Weeds everywhere. Over sized basils, orange staining from sprinklers on new plants! I can’t even find the energy to start to fix it up! Need to channel my inner Laura (if she even exists lol)
@@bridgetjohnson9783 This made me smile. Yes, I’m looking for my inner Laura too. Even more impressive now that they have a baby!!
We went to buy/dismantle a greenhouse for $100 off of marketplace. It was a score for sure. We arrived and there were quite a few wasps and little nests in the thing! The owner says “Let me go get my paint thinner!” WHAT? He proceeds to tell me that in his college days he painted houses and they put cups of thinner around and it ran off the wasps. Sure enough he poured it into a large solo cup and walked in with it and away they went. The fumes will kill them and they just scatter! 5 minutes later, no more wasps! That tip alone was worth the $100!!! And I got a little green house too!!! ❤️❤️😜
That's amazing! I'm extremely allergic.
@@michellehengel215 me too!!!
😂🤣😂 You two crack me up. Hearing your conversations is just as much joy as the gardening content. Keep up the good work! (In my Aaron TH-cam commenting voice) LOL
Laura, I could listen to you for hours! You have such a pleasant voice and know your stuff.
Also, I agree with Aaron….”just do you!” Don’t worry about what anyone says about what you wear. You are such a beautiful woman!
I like your outfits. It's you and is what makes you different. No need to dress up to go get dirty. I have my gardening clothes and I'm sure you do too. Love your videos! ❤
Can you see Laura in a summer frock with all the lace and frills. Maybe with an apron. And of course 4 inch heels standing in the Hartley? What a sight.
Williams loll hahahaha what a sight. Maybe with the hat her mom told her to wear "In the Hartley!" Lol
@@acerone10 .... Nooooo .... that is not going to happen ..... !!!
I’m just impressed that she does her hair and wears makeup to garden in 100! degree weather. I’m out there on spf and pigtails and don’t look anywhere as nice as Laura does
People should really stop worrying about Laura's outfits! 1. It is not a fashion channel. 2. There is nothing wrong with anything she wears. She dresses like a regular person on a regular day, planting plants. Psh.
“Dead End Media” 😂 That would make an awesome hoodie logo.
Thanks for these videos - they’ve quickly become my favorite. I love the banter between you & Aaron. We need to have him join you in front of the camera. Either way, it’s always a joy to watch.
Other garden channels: “Links to my outfit in the description below”
Laura: “This is the shirt that didn’t have a rip or bubblegum stuck to it from the wash. 😄😄😄
I love that you don’t fuss over your clothes and just focus on the endless tasks at hand. To aid in your defense, people who have mentally demanding jobs (CEO’s, world leaders, etc) may simplify their wardrobe just so it’s one less decision needed to be made. Don’t bog the brain down with clothing options, save it for more important decisions for the garden or decorating the Hartley. 🙃
Right? Who really cares what one wears in the garden! The other channel is usually over dressed if she was really doing real gardening!
You can't ware good clothes in the garden because you mess them up.... I ruined so many when painting the house...and I can not find the same quality stuff anymore. Everything is expensive and low quality.
@@camicri4263 i did the same thing. My paint covered clothes are now gardening clothes. Haha I found out the SPF-protectant hiking pants make awesome gardening pants too. They’re lightweight, dry fast and the clay soil usually washes off the knees.
I get so grubby I have to literally hose myself off before coming in!
@@jgwood10 Can't both of them enjoy their own niche without getting unkind comparisons? It's really easy not to watch a video that isn't your thing. Just don't click on it. So simple. The kind thing is always the right thing. And the best thing about kindness is that it's free. 😊♥️
Hey Aaron, I totally get the mispronounciation or misspelling of your last name. My great-great-great grand father's last name was Lebouthillier (we are a French-Canadian family) but because he had a business and was dealing with anglophones a lot, he changed his last name to Butler to make it easier for his clients to pronounce! And every child/grand child ever since has had this last name. Who knows, maybe we are cousins many, many times removed! Thank you to both of you for being so inspiring.
Love that you use terracotta saucer as coaster for your drink here!😄For a real true gardener like you...hey ,why not?!!!
I agree! You guys should make that merch with your logo!!!!💚
Agreed. Also an "I love GA" T-shirt
You can wear the same shirt every video and I wouldn’t notice😂I’m so interested in what your doing!! I look like a bum in the garden I’m sure my neighbors love it 😜
I’m the same. I’ve got some funky outfits, basically whatever is clean-ish and comfy. Whatever I’m wearing, it is always paired with my flower rain boots.
So I’m sure I’m a vision to my neighbors when I’m in the garden.
Right? I don't understand how people can just focus on the most insignificant things, like what someone is wearing. Unless it's shocking, or something, I usually don't notice things like that, because they don't matter.
I’ve only been watching for a year but couldn’t imagine my morning coffee without you guys
"Just do you." -Aaron
I say Amen to that! As long as you're not hurting anyone, wear what you want, do what you want, and say what you want. Your garden is beautiful, regardless of what you are wearing, so you go girl!
gardening is the subject of your videos ( and sometimes cooking what you've harvested )....it's not a fashion show...like you said, jeans and a black top.....you always look lovely , but I'm taking in he info you're sharing with us....and I'm thankful for that
So my daughter knows I’m obsessed with your videos. So when we bought some perennials last week, she said…what does your garden channel say to do!
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🤗Adorable! 💚
So precious!
It would be awesome if you had a little "Garden Answer Roundtable" episode with a few guest gardeners from other growing zones to address issues found in different zones. Something like a Zoom meeting format, with questions submitted ahead of time by Garden Answer viewers that each guest could speak on. I absolutely love learning from you and Aaron!
Keep up the good work!
That would be a fun series for the winter! It’s probably the only time multiple gardeners could coordinate their schedules anyways. She said she doesn’t network but maybe a chat with some of the other channels she’s pointed out before would be ok.
Amazing suggestion! I hope they do this.
I love that idea! One of my favorite GA videos is the 2020 year end video with fellow TH-cam gardeners sharing their favorite flowers/crops they grew.
I love how Laura calls her daughter Samantha Grace, it feels so regal and majestic lol
Wait till she's in high school...and all her friends call her 'Sam'. =P
@@darkhorse9472 .... Yes that is a shame .... my Granddaughter is also a Samantha and that is what I call her ... However .... everyone else calls her Sam and the same goes for her older sister ... that everyone --- except me --- calls her Liz .... in my opinion .... their mother should have name them Sam and Liz from the start ..... OMG ... Yes ... just makes noooo sense and my a little crazy ...LOL ... !!!
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Lololol! Yep!
@@shirlenehigbie5677 What do their mother and father call them?
@@shirlenehigbie5677 As a Danielle who often goes by Dani... it’s really not that big a deal. In more formal settings I prefer to use Danielle. And with friends I use my nickname. Nicknames are fun. It doesn’t mean we don’t appreciate our full name
Laura and Aaron I have a funny story can I tell it? My dad god rest his soul was an avid gardener. He was also a guy that belted his jeans below the belly which inevitably led to plumbers butt crack when gardening. Long story /short.. me and my mom were in the kitchen talking. Well my dad runs in and starts dancing a drops his drawers me and mom are like whaaa. the hell.....it was a bee! LOL I still laugh to this day. Sorry dad the internet knows now. Love ya.
I had a similar experience with a red wasp- it went up from the leg. Those pants were dropped where I stood--in the yard.😊
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Congrats winners. 🌞
Get well soon Samantha. Praying for your continued Healing sunshine. 🙏💜
Laura, the picture of the different colored leaves with Chlorosis didn’t make the edit! Can you post a pic of those please?
I was about to post the same comment. Hopefully, she will include it in an upcoming video. But even from the description, I think I can picture it. It will def look different than what it is suppose to look like.
My eight year oldgranddaughter: “grandma please come to my room to my room to watch tv.”
Me: ok, but….
Granddaughter: “I know, I know you want to watch Garden Answer.”🤣
Love you showing your dirty jeans that you are still wearing. That's how gardeners roll!
Laura you make it all look so easy but I know it’s anything but. Keeping up an average yard is hard work so kudos to you and Aaron for the hard work you do in such a large area and share daily. Thank you.
I have wasps that insist and building nests under the gutters around my house. I spray them at dusk and run for the door.🏃🏽♀️
Laura, I never notice what you're wearing
only what you are saying and doing.
May God continue to bless you, Aaron, Benjamin, Samantha Grace, Russell, Cheddar, Paul,
and your families.
Laura and Aaron, you two do sarcasm so well. (Referring to the discussion of staking grasses!) I had to laugh!
Y’all made me laugh several times in this video. I love that Aaron mics up now!
Aaron: “I bet it’s totally flopped over”
Laura: “let’s be positive here”
Aaron “I bet its standing straight as an arrow”
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You two compliment each other so well! 💚
Laura you are keeping me company while I prep 20 quarts of dills for pickling. Felt like you would appreciate that with your own cucumber plethora.
Re the Honeynut butternut squash, I was just looking to see if they can be grown in the UK and apparently as well as being more flavourful than the bigger varieties they are nutritionally better too (twice the amount of beta carotene as "standard" butternut squash) so win win!!
Butternut squash makes great 'pumpkin pie', my family had no idea that it wasn't really pumpkin.
🥰You two are a delight to watch and to listen to each and every time. What a lovely life you have, and to be so kind as to share your talents and time with others is indeed a great example of what “giving back” is truly about. And you have drawn such a compassionate following….truly remarkable. Thank you both from my heart.💜💚❤️💛🌞
I absolutely love these behind-the-scenes videos and getting back stories, etc. LOVE IT!
Laura…I miss your succulent fairy gardens. You’re so talented and creative! Could you get some succulents out to play with???
You guys bantering gives me life! 🤣🤣🤣 I actually love these highlights videos just to hear you 2 talking. 💚💚💚
Your videos are perfect for my area. I’m in Wyoming, high altitude desert, high ph, and crazy wild weather!!! I’m so glad I found your channel🥰 no other garden channels come even close to what I deal with! I have learned so much from you and your channel in the last 2 years (an unexpected benefit of COVID)❤️ Keep doing what you do best😊
I wear old Sweats and my tank tops all have holes in them .... my straw hat that I have had for 26 years is about to completely disintegrate ... however I am on the search for a new hat ..... It is not what you wear it is how you garden ..... Hugs
Laura, can you send me some of your energy please. Don't know why but recap videos are almost my favorite, I love them all but the conversation and the back and forth between you and Aaron makes me feel right there in the conversation with you, very special to me😍 Hugs🤗💜🤗
I found that it’s best to go after the nest after the sun goes down because they’re all there and then you spray them and nobody comes back to get you
"🌽er" That made my morning 😆. Thank you team Garden Answer for all the wonderful content. Regarding your attire: I always assumed it was so the plants or materials you were working with would pop on camera. Nothing like wearing a green shirt while planting green shrubs 😂. Aaron nailed it; you do you. Hugs!
Yes, the 🌽er cracked me up. 😄
Fewer videos, but all quality! Thanks for your consistent posting!
Could you guys do a video on how to intensify red in red plants? Such as with Japanese maples. Mine get plenty of sun but still look more green then they should every year. Thank you for all you do! I can’t remember the last day that’s gone by where I didn’t hear Laura’s voice at some point lol.
The tail end video with you and Benjamin cleaning the ears of corn and trimming the ends of the green beans was priceless, but I can understand you don't want too much of your children on the program and therefore it wasn't on Highlights. Loved how he drove his garden vehicle today though.... soooooo proficient
Bon jour! No problem with your name in Maine , many of our population are derived from hard working French Canadians that came down to work in shoe shops many years ago.
Congratulations to the Hoselink winners!!!🎉🎉🎉
Laura and Aaron do everything so well. Learn so much. It is comforring when people get along and work together accomplishing so much. The grandparents are all wonderful!!!
“You do you” - great comment, Aaron. Plus, you look gorgeous gardening anyway!
You guy's and your tribe are so generous, it really warms my heart to be able to join you on your journey. Even your followers are enjoyable to be apart of.
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I so agree Cathy! 🌞
Laura says.."maybe I don't know the fine art of topiary...." YET! But give her a minute!!!
On the subject of humidity: I live in and grew up with super humid summers. It is always awful and you NEVER get used to it:). My area (mid-Atlantic, zone 7) is projected to only get worse with climate change. It makes gardening so hard. I invested in a high-powered battery-powered fan that I carry around the yard with me🤣
That's a really good idea! I'm also in zone 7 and a neighbor told me that our neighborhood use to be a marsh/swamp. The humidity is just terrible, 5 min outside and I'm drenched with sweat 😫.
Omg I feel you! Zone 7 Maryland here. I’ve had to run fans for longer projects. Highly recommend low maintenance native perennials so you can embrace benign neglect in hottest times 😂
I have a screened area with a fan for breaks. I find the heat/ humidity easier if you aren't running in and out of the air conditioning. And yeah, I'm wet to the skin from start to stop.
Lebouthiller? Hi from Montreal..your last name would fit in perfectly here!..🌱Love you "Réponse Jardin"=Garden Answer 😉 :))
I really like the name “Garden Answer”! Appropriate, and easy for me to remember when recommending to my friends.
Congrats to the winners of the Hoselinks. Love the recap video's., seems alot of Chlorisis going on in gardens outside of just yours Laura & Aaron. Thank you as always for the great information. I am dealing with acidic soil, from pine trees and also I have beach sand, we are near a bay, wish I could say I our house is on the water, but we are not. .some areas the soil is red, nearly clay color from high iron.....we all seem to have struggles if not with insects, soil.. finding balance of healthy for our landscape to be happy & thrive.. Thank you 😊
Congratulations to all the winners!
I can vision Laura at a Disney Resort having more interest in the topiary over the rides.
HI FROM PUERTO RICO!!!. HOW ABOUT TO PLANT A WIPPING WILLOW EN THE NEW PROPERTY????. LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!!. BLESSINGS!!!!.
Wow! Pausing the video to say *thank you for the warning* about the augers! I had never seen them before seeing them on your channel and have been wanting one, but am honestly not as strong as I once was😒. Maybe I'll get a small one and practice with that first. So glad to hear this realistic warning. Thank you!
Yes, Beth, be careful especially if you have heavy clay soil or have a lot of roots. I injured my wrist badly and it was a small auger.
@@d.wheeler3652 Thank you for pointing out that the smaller ones are not necessarily safe either. We do have a lot of clay. Where we used to live we also had clay and soil that was quite compacted. I ended up getting a thing that looked like an enormous flathead screwdriver for our hammerdrill and basically jackhammered my first planting holes.
I love recap videos. And today it was the second video posted in the same day. BONUS!!! The first one was the spruce tree falling in the storm 😳! I love how pragmatic and upbeat you are in all these challenging situations! You are a joy, my dear Laura. A lesson to help me be positive in the face of adversity! Thank you 🙏 💚
I Love hearing about community gardens. Always a Blessing. 🌞🥰
Hi Laura and Aaron! This was another enjoyable Q&A. Thank you so much for sharing!
Love your channel….thank you for taking your time to do what you do!
Laura I love you but …. ☺️☺️😵 your face totally shows when you think Aaron is talking for too long and you finish the comment off. You gotta be better w that lady
But we all love you and thank you for all that you guys do. !!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰
I see that too. She probably pinches him under the table
Considering you are a mother with the two young children, a huge house and property - you are doing pretty good to have it all together for 90% of the time. Well done. It does not matter at this stage if you do not have the matching curtain on the chicken coop. Having said that - I am quite sure you will go upstairs now and find that other half. Love from sunny Sydney, Australia.
You didn't had fun, but you created beautiful memories and a legacy. 🌿💜
Congratulations to the draw winners!!! Love, Love, Love you and your channel! Such an amazing team/family!
hi i am so stuck on your vids and i love them they give me something to look fowerd to and it puts a smile on my face ty
Love the coaster for your drink!!!
Hi, Laura
When I saw your glass of diet coke I just had to get myself a glass. We celebrated our 50 wedding anniversary last year on September 25th. WE did marry young 23 years old now on an estate with lots of retired people and 3 grown-up children and 3 grandchildren and my youngest son and daughter in law are expecting their 1st baby in August and to have another grandchild that I can hold once again. Thanks for your very interesting channel. Our seasons differ here in South Africa we are going into winter now and you going into summer. Our Autumn has been so wonderful with chilly mornings and evenings.
Thanks once again for a super informative channel.
Regards to you both
Emma Gush.
FYI! Amazing wasp killing trick: Use a pump sprayer (I use a 1 gallon) and fill it with water, add a dash of liquid dish soap. Pump it so the pressure shoots the water like 6 feet away from you, and then cover the wasp nest with it first thing in the morning before the sun warms the wasps to fly, or at dusk when they've returned to the nest. The soap does 2 things: plugs their breathing holes on their thorax and sticks their wings in place so they can't fly. All the wasps are dead within 2 minutes. Then you can get the nest down without risk of being stung! I've taken out about 7 large nests this summer using this method.
My sister gave me an auger for my bd. First time I used it I hit a rock and it kicked drill out of my hand. Broke my ring finger. No more power tools for me 🤪
Aww, get back on that horse!
Thanks for the follow up on the chlorosis problems. I have been adding Irontone and soil acidifier to my hydrangeas, spirea and roses when I first saw problems last year in my new yard. It’s nice that there is a fast treatment when new problems pop up as they did with my Aronia just this week. I luckily found some 6% EDDHA yesterday for it at a local nursery and will be treating today, then adding it to the Irontone/soil acidifier regimen with the others from here on out.
I garden in my old OR scrubs….they are comfortable (after I cut a slit in the sleeve), and when they get to the point where they walk to the trash can by themselves, I let them go…..
Congratulations winners!!!
Aaron...maybe take aerial footage of all the things you plant on the new property and at the end you can put it together. It will be a nice "time-lapse".
Home Depot does not carry Dead Weed Brew in New England. Other vendors haven’t even heard of it. One guy tried to convince me I was confused and the product didn’t exist! I suggested he watch Garden Answer!!
I was able to find the Dead Weed Brew at our local Home Depot here in Upstate New York (Saratoga Region). Maybe it will be coming your way by next season.🤞🏻
Relieved to hear about other people's problems w wasps. For a while I felt like nature was out get me. I felt discouraged about my place in gardening after a wasp attacked me stinging me 8 times, then I found a spider literally the size of my hand on my 🍅 plant making a nest that then hatched dozens of tiny spiders. Tell your Dad he is not alone in his fight with wasps, they sting me too!
Good afternoon, Laura 🍹 Would you consider cutting the bottom out of the plastic containers near the chicken coop for the topiaries? This way, the illusion would be potted but the topiary can root in. 🤷🏼♀️😊
Watch Bunny Guiness from the UK. She usually cuts the bottoms of her containers. She is an award winning garden designer from the RHS Chelsea gardens
Oh my. Hilarious. My knees are as dirty as yours as I sit in the sofa having my lattee break to watch this video. Happy gardening. 🤣🤣🤣👍🏻💚😊🍀
I really like the name Garden Answer.
Yes yes 🙌 a video on vegetables that are the size for raised beds or limited space , I was wondering where to even start looking !
Ahhh perfect timing Laura. Love these videos ;)
Great video. I usually save this for Sunday so I don’t miss a day with out you guys. But Whoops I watched it today. Oh well I’ll just watch it again on Sunday.😂😂😂
Thank you so very much for sharing I really appreciate it.💯💯💯🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
I'm with Aaron, you do you! Don't worry about a "uniform". We all love your content because of the honest and real way you present yourselves. Thank you and keep up the great work!
A very informative and entertaining video. Thanks! :-)
Laura and Aaron I don't understand some of your viewers go to far with their questions like Tumor Does WHO CARE WHAT YOU WEAR WHILE GARDENING?? AND WHO CARES IF YOU GARDEN IN THE HIGHT OF THE SUMMER HEAT? As my mother says " you give a person a inch they take a feet. Tunie Does and other viewers who get the nerves to ask such personal questions should be ashamed of themselves. Stick to gardening questions and stop asking personal questions. That is so rude and so bold faced
Can you do a new drone video and then show the before and after?
Hi Laura, loved your photo of the elephant topiary. Check out what my city does in public areas with topiaries. Will be posted August 15, 2021 on Russell and Cheddar Fans. I think they're stunning! Love your channel! Watch you every day (except Sundays).
Container Veggie Gardening: Greens, including Swiss Chard, and Carrots do great in containers! I’ve grown tomatoes in large containers with great success. Flowers of all kinds. Herbs, grow like weeds, anywhere! I just learned of/bought seeds for a Bush Okra. Potatoes are great in 5-gallon pail size or bigger. This year I’m trying sweet potatoes. The better question might be, what CAN’T grow in a container? The biggest concern is in containers, you grow what you can eat fresh. It’s hard to grow enough to preserve.
I just want to comment real quick on the drill/auger. I also purchased the fancy new DeWalt Drill (cement, e-clutch) Drill with multiple Augers just a couple of weeks ago. Aaron mentioned that it's heavy & I will agree with that. Just the drill is 6# then you add the battery & auger & oh my goodness. It's a beast, makes me sore however that's fine with me. Anything in the garden with a little pain means my job is so much easier. I've been using augers but I wanted the ability to use big ones. I will say I'm 70, feel old only when I garden. If I can handle that drill/auge,r I think other women can. Just be prepared.
Do you mind if I ask a question off subject?
I purchased several packages of bulbs to plant this year. Unfortunately, I became ill and did not get to garden at all. My question is, will the bulbs be okay to plant next year? If they are, what treatment do they need until planted? Things like where should I store them, what do I need to do for/to them?
Apologies for being off subject. Thank you
Congratulation to both winners !
I had a topiary clematis that I bought in FL, brought back to TN, it did great, till my fiance killed it (long story) anyway, I don't know if I can turn just any clematis into a lollypop topiary but I would love to. They are so thin and viney, any tips? Keep braiding the vines and stake it maybe?
I feel y’all when you talk about the humidity. I live in north central Florida, zone 9a. And I used to live in PA, and it was humid there as well. But Lawd, when you walk out of an air conditioned house during the summer, just getting to the car you deflate! And then your just waiting for the air conditioning in the car to hurry up and cool down the car. We get average 50 inches of rainfall a year. And ironically it’s feels nicest on a rainy summer day, until the sun comes out and then your melting again.
My dear friend, receive this warmed with love, pyracantha is evergreen with THORNS…..we had them. 😃
No mail time videos????