When is the Next Garden Tour? What are You Doing With the Old Self Watering Containers? 🌿
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Garden tour, garden tour, garden tour! Would love to see it now then have a spring tour. I’ve gone back in time and watched all your tour videos, love seeing the progression and growth ❤️
We all need that, but she sad yes !
I’d like to see a garden tour too and have you point out new project areas with the ideas of what you plan to do. It’s very inspiring to see someone else’s canvas and have then discuss how they plan to change an area 😊
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Congratulations on 700k+ subscribers! You've earned it. It's a testament to your content and likeability.
Hey Laura, just a suggestion but maybe you could make a playlist for drip irrigation so all the information is in one spot :)
OMG, yes!!
CONGRATS!!! to you and your Entire family for your huge milestone.
I am sure you will go to the moon and back with such hard work.
Your channel is fun, interesting, honest, educational and very family oriented.....
With those features you can’t miss!!! May great blessings follow you, as you continue to soar 🏆🏆💯💯😎
Late last summer I mentioned this channel to the cashier at a very big local garden center chain and was surprised she hadn't heard of Garden Answer.
I laughed out loud when you were talking about being up at night looking at seeds and filling up your cart. You are a true gardening addict!😄
Congratulations on your 700 thousand subscribers! We are so happy for you.
For tubing under heavy containers in the landscape, I like to buy small 1/2" or so PVC and cut a short piece to go from the outside of the pot to the inside hole (the radius of the container) and insert the 1/4" drip tubing through it for extra protection to prevent the drip tube from becoming crimped or damaged from the heavy containers. You can bury it slightly and you will never be able to see it, but it will provide enough protection to stop any kinking of the tubing.
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Matthew Ingram, fantastic share. That idea is going into my garden diary for next years containers! Tnx
You are a testament to the American dream. Family business and passion shared with the world. Can’t wait to see you hit the millions of subs. I love the idea of doing a “drip set up” every early spring... it’s very helpful information and you get to see the newest products before we do.
I cannot agree with you more. A happy, loving and caring family who work hard and serve the community as well.
Laura, I always look forward to seeing your videos, I have a squee moment when I get the notification!😁 Question, have you harvested any of your pink lemonade lemons yet? I'm curious as to how they taste. Thank you for all you share with us 😘💕
Congrats on 700K! Love this series. I would think Aaron is very particular about his Christmas lights. Good thing only once a year.
Edit. Love the Benjamin flashback. Such a big boy now. Russell napping in the background. Purrfect.
Yes to going back for the rooster! AND the witch hazels and another Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry. Can you imagine what beautiful foundations they'd be for a new area devoted to spring and fall color?!
Aaron- a rare jewel.
🎉🌳🍃🌸🌱🌷🌟HOORAY 700K🌟🌷🌱🍃🌻🌳🎉
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Love the recap videos. It inspires me to look back on the week and even watch a video over. Thank you so much for sharing. 🌻💗🌱🌻💗🌱
me too! i feel so special.. i saw this video hit last night and was too lazy to boot the computer back up tho, haha...
Preach!! ❤❤❤
12:15 .... “and I can kinda just bleghhh 🤪 be myself” 🤣🤣🤣 Love starting the day with y’all!
A man who uses a label maker? Be still my ♥️.
Are you still gonna show us the green vargieted lemon you have on that beautiful tree behind you
I love your vids. Don't stress about new new new. My favorites are when youre running around doing your normal, makes my normal feel good. Besides, all those seasonal day by day chores are relevant afresh every season for gardeners. Great job guys!!
Gosh I love these re-caps! I learn SO much! Thank youuuuu! xxx😘
Congratulations on 700,000!!!!! No surprise to your long-term subscribers, everything you do is A++++++!!! 🎉💕👍🥀💕👍🌻💕👍🌲🎆
Laura and Aron - come to Canada Blooms - held every March in Toronto Ontario Canada!
❤️ 🇨🇦 Canada loves you too! 🇨🇦 ❤️
Susan Kilpatrick Yes please 🌺🌺
Susan Kilpatrick oh my gosh yes!! I would love for them to be there, my whole family would go just to hear them !!
I was walking around the yard this morning looking at my plants and decided to break the flower stalks off my Yuccas and the first one scattered 100s of seeds all over the snow, so I was more careful with the next one and for the first time ever I brought it in the house to collect the seeds. From one flower stalk I got half a sandwich bag of seeds. So if I can get them to grow maybe I'll feel more like a real gardener.
You will when all those seeds that fell onto the snow sprout into hundreds more yuccas. (Appropriate name, perhaps? Yuck! Lots of weeding.)
Very well deserved, Laura! You continue to be an inspiration and #goals for real! Congratulations on 700,000!!!
I'm wearing 'the shoes' with my Garden Answer shirt to Seattle! Anyone else?
I’d love to see a short garden tour soon just to compare to when everything else blooms out! 🤗💕
I noticed you’ve been shooing Russel out of your containers lately. Pine cones work really well to keep cats out of containers and they look pretty.
Hey with the winter sowing : I'm a veteran winter sower (7+years). Pittsburgh zone 5 . You separate the seedlings. So you have a bunch of seedings.
Roe's GardenPGH do you graduate them to larger pots? Go Steelers!
@@maryfarrand1799 yes ma'am. After there's no chance of frost leave the lid of your container open during the day and close it at night for about 5-7 days . So they can harden off. (Just about any seed can be winter sown.)
Then you can plant all of your seedlings. Happy growimg! Cheryl Mann has a great Channel cold juicing gardener. She was in zone 5 Ohio. She has moved since. Her older videos have so much information.
@@maryfarrand1799 there is also a method called direct winter sowing. All it is is you cover your seeds that you've planted in the ground with a clear Dome
Roe's GardenPGH I am in Charlotte, NC and so far have great results with the winter sowing. I move them onto the porch, close to the house when it gets below 32. I forgot to put holes in the bottom and we had 5 inches of rain. But so far so good! Thank you
@@maryfarrand1799 if you want, you can still poke holes . Just poke one hole on each side as far down as you can.
last year after watching your channel my wife and i planted a nive garden spot and 2 garden ponds.... now we are cringing hoping the 30 hibiscus we planted survived the winter
I put straw that I buy at our local feed store in the bottom of my pots. It works great for filler and retaining moisture. At the end of the season I empty the pots and add them to the compost pile.
Will u be doing monthly garden tours this year i really enjoyed them 🥰
You to are exactly like my husband and me. My emails are full and I hardly look at them. He is meticulous about his. That is part of his job, he works with computers. Trying to get him more into gardening.
Congratulations on reaching 700,000 and being one of the best channel ever.👍🏻❤️🌺🍃
Congrats on your YOU TUBE numbers.....I am blessed to be a member of your family! Tell Aaron, ya'll's channel is the ONLY one that I watch all the ads > Always be Blessed...Thank you = all {3} of ya..........that includes the Future Gardener/Farmer Benjamin! LOL. XoXo from North Carolina...the land of Sunshine.....& UNC TarHeels.
You mentioned that you get alerts on your phone for reminders of garden chores. May I ask what app you use?
Don't most phones' operating systems include a calendar app?
I was just thinking about you!!🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰
Congratulations 🎊 I was never interested in gardening until I saw one of your videos last summer (I wanted to plant hydrangeas once) and I was hooked! I binged watched every video and now I can't wait for each video. It's one of the first things I do each morning. I'm also now redoing my entire flowerbed from start to finish!. I will never stop being a Subbie!!
Her enthusiasm is definitely contagious! :)
Congratulations !! You both deserve !! Such an inspiration!! I wish we had all the option here in south Australia !! Well done !!!
Thank you so much for answering my question! I did use bulb tone when I planted the tulips so I’ll wait til next year. By the way, I would never have used bulb or any other tone if it wasn’t for you guys. I hope #Espoma knows how many new, loyal customers you have brought them. Same goes for #provenwinners 💚👩🏽🌾🌷🌸🌼🌻
Laura, I really enjoy your videos. It will be nice to have videos on container planting for a balcony, as I live in a townhouse-condo and don’t really have a garden where I am allowed to plant things, but I do have a balcony and a patio. Also, thank you for the link to the pillow pattern. Btw, Canadian Living magazine is great for cooking recipes, projects, etc. It’s an institution here in Canada :)
I agree. I've had my Canadian Living subscription for years and years. :)
In Scandinavia we use "LECA" as filler in plant pots, as house and foundation filling and isolation, or cast into 20" LEGO like blocks and build houses with.
It's made from clay that has been poped like popcorn, and has infinite amounts of airpockets.
Each pellet, the size of a peanut m&m, weighs nothing and adds much needed air and space for a plant, and also add that thing I forget what it's called....."root resistance"?
Roots benefit of hiting an obstacle in the soil and grow in another direction and make more roots.......right? 😏
This is LECA's product page, on the plant pellets, but it's in Norwegian. If you want to, I can translate it for you? If not, there's some pictures so you can see what it is.
leca.no/produkter/leca-kuler/leca-flower
Edit for spelling.
I use LECA for growing orchids in semi hydroponics setup.
When are you coming to Tampa, Florida? Love your videos! Thank you!
I never realized that you talked with your hands until my cat swatted the phone and knocked on the floor! (Phone and cat are fine!)
Have you ever used pine cones as a filler base for containers. I have a friend who supplies me with all the pinecones I could ever ever use. I have found it works really well ...and is free!... I used packing peanuts one year. Never again! So awful to pick out when I wanted to compost the old potting soul.
Congratulations to Laura..
Your channel is so interesting and educational.. ^^
I’m with Aaron on the mounded containers. I love that look.
Are those geraniums behind you? If yes, did you grow them?
I am super excited for the upcoming urban patio gardening videos. I have three separate outdoor spaces that total over 700 sq ft of balcony and rooftop deck space in Downtown Washington DC. I have already built the raised bed planter box, and installed five hay racks for the spring. Keep it up Laura!
Can’t wait for the balcony gardening!!!!! 😃 I have a deck and did a lot of container gardening last season... some total hits and some misses so can’t wait to soak in all the information you will be sharing!!🥰🧑🌾🌿🍄🍎🌺🍓🌸🥕🌼🧅👒🧤
I am a lifetime gardner and have never sowed seeds indoor until this year thanks to your videos. I am looking forward to see how this works! Thank you Laura
starting the chant.. "GARDEN TOUR, GARDEN TOUR, GARDEN TOUR!"
Pause....looks at shoes....”if I were nimble enough I’d show ya” 😀
please come to Portland Maine or The Boston Garden Shows. Would love to meet you Laura !
I can't wait for this years garden! I think it's going to be your best year ever! The new pots are awe inspiring, the arbs are getting so big, the cut flower garden has me so excited, can't wait for the moon garden and what goes to the new area off the driveway, and curious for all the new projects you have in the works!! I do think Benjamin needs twin miniature Scottish Highland Cows !! The velvetandlinen
Patina Farm has two new babies! Check them out ! Oh, and your flower arranging! All so exciting! Don't forget to leave room for that Hartley !! It's coming !
Garden tour of your parents house too! Please. I love their garden
Congrats on 700k guys😄 I've learned so much from your videos
++ for urban balcony gardening. 🌱🌱
Love from France ❤
Could you talk Aaron into or a guest speaker, walking us threw putting in sprinkler systems from the beginning out to your yard garden frost proof lines. You just planted all the beautiful bulbs in the pots all your hard work are you going to keep them till you can transplant them into your garden ????
OH! MY! "WORD!" this recap is full of information. I am going to have to take notes. Replay it and replay it. Great job you two. Thank you.
I will always love your garden tours! I know they must be a daunting thing to take on each month though, between the time it takes to film, lighting, weather, etc. I would actually love to see a variation on a garden tour more on the "Best of the Month" sort of vibe. Just you walking through the garden and having a chatty casual tour of just what's at it's peak that particular month instead of having to tackle the entire garden and every plant. It would be so fun to do this for flower arranging. Going around the garden and cutting whatever is looking prime for that month. I think it would give a beautiful picture of how the seasons change. My birthday month is June; how fun would it be to watch a garden video where, at the end, you make a bouquet that's perfectly "The flowers of June"! Would be fun to see vegetable harvest videos like that too. Sometimes it helps to see a monthly harvest to get a scope of just what is available to grow and eat month by month. Just an idea! I am so excited to see what you guys have in store this growing season!
You deserve it mam😊😊😊you and your garden always lights up our day 😍😍😍
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Is it possible to request a quick explanation of the UA-cam commercials? I’ve always wondered if y’all get a portion of the revenue, so I try to watch as many as I can to help support in my own small way. Either way, love you guys and keep up the great videos!
They do get paid for ads, a lot more if you watch the entire ad. They get paid if you choose to skip the video but a lot more if you let the entire ad run. The amount they get paid depends on multiple factors, like from where the person is viewing the ad (which country) and the industry/sector of the economy in which "gardening/home" videos are paid. Of course I'm saying all of this after having watched multiple videos from other youtubers who have shared their income strategies so take that for what it's worth. The main way they get paid is based on *viewing hours* so watching an entire video is what counts most. I think (also) the threshold for income is the videos need to be at least 10 minutes long, but I'm not sure if that means they don't get paid at all if the video is less than 10 minutes. Good question though. Again,, all of this is from other youtube channels sharing their experiences.
Side note - I've been findng the glazed saucers at Dollarama here in Ontario, Canada! I've only seen one size so far... but I keep looking!
Good to know. I also found them at our local Sheridan Nurseries store in Kitchener, ON.
Congratulations to you both!! You're so awesome!! ❤
I can’t wait for Spring
Great video. I'm in zone 5 and we had nice weather last weekend and now we are about to be hit with a snow storm. I know this is typical weather for February in the midwest but I am soooo ready for spring and can't wait to get my hands dirty outside. I wish I was closer to Seattle to come see you and Aaron this weekend. I've been looking at some of your older videos for more planting ideas to tide me over. Congrats on 700,000 subscribers, I love being one of them! BTW just got my Garden Answer t-shirt, LOVE IT!
This is a bit extreme, but if you seal your pots with a product called Line-X, the pots won't and can't shatter, if the entire pot is covered.
Even if you drop them from the top of your house.
But then you'd loose the color of the pots, I don't think there is a clear version of this coating.....but maybe you want a texture on some pots?
Most likely, the Bedliners on your trucks have a coat of Line-X.
So yeah, a bit extreme to use on a garden plant pot. But fun.
I’ve never heard it called “dream shopping” before, but that’s what I do too! But for me in Zone 10, I dream shop bulbs and peonies and other beautiful plants that like a colder zone. Congrats on 700k! You guys deserve all the love and success. 😍
Since the cats go in and out, don’t they leave paw prints on your beautiful white lounge chair?
Congrats on the 700. Onward to 1,000,000. Watch you every morning. You get me going. Thanks for all the great information.
I’m so excited. My friend Carolyn Schimnowski harvested some seeds for me of the Veronica plant. Started them yesterday. Good luck to us. Lol
Can't wait to see you in Seattle! Love your channel. You deserve every follower 💓
My local garden centre has glazed saucers. I bought them ASAP when I saw them! 😹
August 15, 2024 - Wow, you now have 1.92 million subs! I’m going back and watching older videos that I haven’t seen.
Had to take a break at work just to watch this 😂🌼☕
Hi Laura! My name is Kristen🌵🌸🌺 My mom and I love your videos! This summer I “recreated” one of Aaron’s container combos with the Supertunia Vista Bubblegum, Silverberry, and Fuchsia, 1 of each 😍 I HAVE got to send you a picture! It’s beautiful! I made a small succulent garden as well and put it outside but I think it might have shocked them a little with the sun and heat. Not too bad though I don’t think. From Pa! 💕💐
Hope you see this Laura.......would LOVE to hear what you're doing now as far as perennial cut backs (Hydrangea/Budleia etc) and when you're fertilizing your perennial beds & what Espoma 'Tone' to use so I can be purchasing them.
Since we here in Boise are experiencing the same sudden "spring temps" as you it has me wondering what to do...and when?? any help would be appreciated! THANKS!!!
Wow they were at 700k at the end of February 2020 & now in October 2021 they doubled that to 1.4 million subs. So impressive & so well deserved! Congrats Laura & Aaron
Thank you Laura, your channel is the very best!!!
I miss cheddar... Russel is so adorable
Highly creative geniuses are not into organization ! That would kill their spirit . Laura ....that’s your strength, make things beautiful , and we love it when you do your thing! The 500 of the on going projects , that’s why you can’t watch TV , too passive an activity . You knit and pretend to watch tv with Aaron. Me ... I am in the kitchen creating meals , my hubby best friend is the tv controller !! He says I have ADD....maybe , but he eats fabulous meals all the time ...he’s benefiting from it. 😃😃 My next project is redoing my landscaping....your channel is my research Channel. Not going to pay a professional to do it .... I can save the fee. You planting your bulbs gave me motivation to plants bulbs at my mom’s grave ....I can’t wait to see how it turns out in couple months when Spring arrives. And I change my annuals every year at her grave , it’s so pretty in July. She has the best garden in her section. Thankfully, my siblings help me water it so I don’t have to go every day in growing season .
Thanks for experimenting and giving us this incredible opportunity to learn from you! Aaron , keep up the good work in editing....these videos are so well done!
Hello! Could you make suggestions for softscaping/plantings around or near an inground swimming pool including over the railing pots/irrigation drip...partial sun and shade....with 100% shade after 6pm in the summer....B.C. canada so a 8a/b zone...we have pavers around the pool, then white fence...no greenery inside at the moment...grass along one side, and 5 foot hedging cedars around the other...we would like to incorporate a small garden on one end...and would love also some tall/height ideas/water features to give interest!...we can't do any 'hanging' baskets off the house so just containers...
Congratulations on hitting 700,000! Keep up all the good work!
This is totally off subject but I have a Dave Austin order coming in March and I’ve never planted bare root roses would it be possible for you to make a video about this please 😊🌷 I’m afraid I’ll kill it😞😞😞
I love this kind of videos!!!! Thank you.
Planting a seed is so easy.....and then they grow up and all of the sudden we're knee deep in projects! I just realized this morning - I have a lot of seedlings which is no big deal right now - except they've got to get hardened off and planted and ACK! Right there with you! :)
so stoked to see you at the seattle show this weekend!
Do you remove all of your drip irrigation during winter? How do you keep them from freezing over and crack e.t.c the following spring?
I want to set up drip but thinking about having to remove them all for winter storing wears me out. Lol
Oh, I have been recycling everything to start my seed in my new greenhouse...yogurt containers, egg cartons, Chinese take-out containers-Just punch hole into bottom & go *repurposing* I am also going to make some paper pots
I use bark nuggets in the bottom of my large containers. I’ve done it for years and it’s always worked out great for me. I’m in N.C. Zone 7.
Southerncharmed 411 any tips and tricks for starting a garden? Im in NC too zone 7a.
Laura you inspired me to do more bulb planting but some of the perennels I have not been able to find as your in high mountain dry area and I am in a moist salt air that stays about 70* if it get 80* it is in late August. We don't have a garden center that orders plants they only sell what they grow them selves. You mentioned a garden center in Skagit Country can you text that name to me please. And I'd like to buy one of those seed sprout containers that you showed in a fall video. I have looked everywhere around our area they don''t carry them. Please I will be glad to send your garden center a check for them. Thanks for all your help Joann
LOL this video started playing and I was SO HAPPY! Then I saw the date.😒
What do you use for your once a week water soluble fertilizer for the garden beds as well as your raised produce beds? I always hear you mention that you do this at half strength, but curious what product you use for each. I tend to have issues with burn so would love to get your advice on product. Thanks!
North Central Iowa gardener here that has grown sour pie cherry trees for years, never have sprayed them and have always been pest free. My aunt introduced these trees to me (I now have several varieties) and I decided to grow them since they didn’t require any additional care outside of harvesting. I’m sorry that your area seems to be problematic for cherry trees (maybe sweet cherries are what you were referring to?) but I just wanted to comment on my experience growing cherry trees as to not totally discouraged all of your viewers from trying them without doing a bit more investigation for their area. Hate to see my favorite fruit tree getting a bum rap 🍒
Don't most visiting The Pike Place Market downtown Seattle
Laura, I'm so curious about how you have developed your business. It's one thing to make and post videos but it's a lot of work and business strategy to keep it going. How do you know what to do regarding marketing/social media/business strategy? Have you just figured it all out by yourselves or do you have someone that helps you with all of that? Love, love, love your content and your cheerful, enthusiastic outlook. It's so inspiring and seriously, you're such a positive influence in my gardening and creative life! Thank you so much!
Obviously I can't speak for her, but what I see as a viewer that has made me want to watch more is:
Knowledgeable and diverse content (within the gardening realm)
Consistent postings
High video and production quality. This can be done with low budget equipment.
Her friendly, welcoming, and relatable style. She shows she is passionate about gardening and learning more every day
Thankfulness for what she does and not a sense of entitlement or projection that she's the true expert and we minions are privileged to learn from her.
NO quirkiness or confrontational style that distracts from the content
Stick to one subject for the vast majority of videos. She does some cooking and some family stuff, but it's 90% or more gardening
Audience engagement. These Q&A videos are one example. Appearances, etc.
Until last year I believe it was just her and Aaron. Her on the garden side and him doing the production. Now she has one helper in the garden and Aaron has one assistant in production.
I love these other channels for the same reasons:
Y Garden (Yulia)
Impatient Gardener (Erin)
HortTube (with Jim Putnam)
Farmhouse Vernacular (Paige)
Hot and Flashy (Angie, skincare and makeup)
MKBHD (he started in his bedroom when he was 13 making tech videos and is now building out a 6500 sq. ft. studio)
@@jille9650 I totally agree and thanks for the suggestions!
When younger and newer to planting in pots, I was always told that I needed to put gravel, small stones and/or river rock on the bottom of the pot to help with drainage. I rarely, if ever, see you follow that step in your processes. Is this an old step that’s not necessary anymore? (Lebanon, OH/NE Cincinnati)
@Tom Andrews - Hey Tom. Hello from Miamisburg.
She does not do that and is actually really vocal about it. Stones tend to clog the drainage hole every so often that it's more damaging than helpful.
Yes, it’s an old recommendation that has been shown to do more harm than good. Don’t know if I will explain it in a way that makes sense but here goes. Having gravel or stones at the bottom raises the bottom of the potting mix. The bottom of the potting mix is what really holds the moisture almost regardless of what is underneath. Thus with the bottom of the potting mix raised, the moisture is held closer to the roots and more likely to result in issues related to overwatering.
That’s the general idea, hopefully how it’s written makes some sense.
Dianne Velasco thank you! Guess I will be updating all my planters this year.
Every one of my concrete pots have cracked every year in northern VA and I have been forced to replace with faux pots, tired of the cost of concrete and the throw out.
How thick were they? I think that makes a difference, no?
Hi Laura! Long time viewer, new member and fellow gardening UA-camr here! Was wondering if once I buy your merch, like a shirt, will I be able to wear it in my videos? Thanks!
I would recommend against it. As a viewer I would see that as her having endorsed you. But if I saw you out in public wearing the shirt I would interpret it as you being a fan.
Mary from White Cottage Company has worn her Garden Answer T-shirt in videos. -Danya
Thanks for both your replies. I was thinking if Laura is fine with me wearing it, it would be more of an endorsement for her channel, rather than mine, though that would be amazing of course. I just wouldn't want to get in any trouble over rights or something, 'cause that would defeat the purpose.
@@GrowingHomeGardening Mary has never said anything about Laura or Garden Answer. She just wears the shirt like anyother shirt. I am sure someone from Garden Answer will reply. Proactive of you to ask! Obviously your
question comes from a voice of respect. -Danya
@@timvandermey4792 thank you Danya!
Would love to be your neighbor :)
Hi Laura, could you re label your garden tour videos with the year? I love seeing the garden evolve and I have a hard time putting them in order