I’m always talking to my friends and family about Laura and Aaron. Like you are just down the street and my Best friends. That is awesome what you able to bring to us your garden family. I hope you feel the love. I’m sure I’m speaking for lots of us gardeners.
You guys do such a good job at showing in detail how to plant different types of plant, in this case trees. You've got such good camera angles, quality, you zoom in just in the right time etc. It makes it easy to follow along. I can honestly say that I've learned everything I know about planting stuff from your channel. Thank you!
I wish I can like this three times. Great comment. I'm in the same boat. She and Aaron are amazing. I find myself praying for their marriage and family as I feel so blessed by them ☺️
Cement is usually Portland Lime Cement and when mixed with sand, aggregate, and water acts as a binder and makes concrete. Cement is the glue in concrete, two very different things. Now you know. ;)
Agreed, your explanation is spot on. I was going to say cement is the element needed to make concrete but you’ve explained it much better than I would have. Thanks 😊
Good morning from Windermere, Florida zone 9b That's the cutest Pine tree 🌲 You can remember that you planted it the same year Samantha was born, 2021! Let's watch them both grow with love ❤
Cement is an ingredient of concrete. You use cement, water, sand, and gravel to make concrete. So you walk on a concrete sidewalk not a cement sidewalk. And the truck is a concrete mixer because it mixes all the ingredients to make concrete. :)
Re: the Blue Spruce and your comment “you can’t let stuff like that keep you from trying” 100% agree! I lost 5 well established rose bushes get Rose Rosette Disease this Spring and considering they were the main focal feature of our front yard, it was a huge/devastating/discouraging loss. I ended up planting sunflowers where they came out while I decide what to put as a more permanent feature, but I also went out and bought 9 new bare root roses that I’ll put elsewhere and enjoy!
@Monique Ruiz Ignorant (ie, untrained & not knowledgeable) commercial landscape maintenance companies have spread that disease quickly through all our town's knockout roses, and theyvare leaving the unhealthy plants standing. I feel like I am the only person who sees the problem and wants to educate! Anyway, I have about a dozen heirloom and antique roses in my garden and pray for their health. Now when I buy new roses, they are smaller (3×3ish) and in containers, and I know not to get too attached. If we have learned anything as gardeners, it's resiliency!
@@demesrvl6761 this is exactly what our situation was. The knockouts, although not my personal choice of rose, bloomed beautifully last year, then the HOA’s landscape company came by and unexpectedly pruned them early spring and it was shortly after that I started noticing their deterioration. It was unfortunate, but they did at least remove them for me, even though the HOA said it was my responsibility.
Loving those birch and seeing how this whole space is filling in. Thank you for the reminder that this will take several years to establish. AND can we just take a minute to admire that lush green lawn…get it Aaron 🌱🌱🌱
This video really made me think of Laura as a Garden Artist. Her foresight on how tge cut flower garden looking through the birch trees, really gave us insight into her vision and expertise. Great job Laura!!
The Montana Moss Juniper would look great BEHIND the Arctic Fire Dogwoods- an evergreen backdrop makes the bright twigs really stand out in Winter. lol You're probably sorry you asked for other opinions by now, right? Thanks for bringing us along on your journey, Laura and Aaron!
Rethink the Montana moss. It looks more like a conifer for winter time. Maybe a location between the pine that you just planted and the Blue Juniper. Would also be a nice place for a really huge rock, give it that "mountain feel"!
I really hope you are still doing this in 20 years or at least posting updates so we how everything matures. That must be so exciting to look forward to having all these beautiful plants be mature.
The Montana moss looks like creeping juniper. Very pretty like you said low but drifting blue tone. Can easily be combined with some beautiful red and yellow tones for huge impact.
I had to watch this video twice because I kept getting distracted because of that sea of green in the background!!! Look at that lawn!!! Just love it so much and the trees are so cute! 💚
Your weeded lawn looks so good, wow. Saw the big mound of puncture vine in the next section and thought...Laura's gonna get you... You could almost hear the trees go "Oh yeah...big root stretch." Plant the juniper, you'll be glad you did in the winter. How are the baby quail doing? Thanks for sharing and just think of the smoke as air based plant food. Your new trees will be sucking the carbon right out of the air. .
Yessss Laura & Aaron get it in get it in baby!! How exciting it is to get more trees in. I am learning so much about trees by watching you guys populate this new space. Thanks so much!💚💯
I feel so much better seeing that the 1/2 in poly line is a beast for you too. I was running mine and I will say getting the little adapters in was a HUGE pain for me, even my husband struggled. I was telling him Laura makes this look so easy.
I boil up some water and carry it around in a thermos and dip the free end in the hot water to make it more malleable. It’s not foolproof because the angles don’t always work but it can help to speed up the general process.
YES! To the Montana Moss juniper. I JUST drove home from Montana last night - and the native junipers in the forest looked just like that one. You also solved the exact same question that I have been trying to figure out for my own red twig dogwoods. They are huge and beautiful, but I need some evergreen interest and this is perfect. Thanks so much for always showing us all the great options out there!
Loved seeing that beautiful green grass! Can’t believe how fast it came up. Love all the trees you are getting in the ground. The more you plant now, the faster you’ll have your dream.
I don’t even have to watch your video before I hit like because every video you post just makes me happy! You just exude kindness and happiness and it’s a great way to start my day!
Aaron.. try putting a tarp on the ground with a hole in the middle where you are augering? It will catch the soil for easy putting back around the root ball. With a split in it, easy removal after tree is planted. You’re welcome.
Hurray!!! More trees!!! 🌳🌳🍃🍂🍁 So much loveliness!!! You have accomplished so much incredibleness this year. Truly transformational. Ooo could we see more of that beautiful spot on the left when Aaron headed over to help with the auger? The Montana moss is a great idea.
Everything is coming along so nicely!! I look forward to your videos every morning!! The grass looks amazing in the background!! I love watching your dreams come true! Thank you for sharing.
My husband uses the terms "cement" and " concrete" as the same thing. I know that cement is the glue that binds, thank you, Uncle Paul! I realize, watching you that I learned a whole heap from my extended family as a child. I thank them a lot! Thank you two for reminding me of that fact. The Birches I like, until 2 years ago I had a clump of 3 in my front yard. We have something here that infects them and then you have stumps. Sigh... As for the evergreen, I wouldn't want it in my yard, but that's your space so do what pleases you. Thanks for sharing so much with us, it is appreciated more than you can know.
Thank you for reminding us of the importance of getting foundational pieces (trees) in place. I can go so bonkers for all the colorful flowers that I forget to apply any structure and weight as my backdrop/anchor.
Such a comforting and entertaining video as usual! This channel has helped me appreciate gardens so much! We used to have one in my parents' house, but they had it cemented over when I was around 8 or 9. Now I wish I had a garden or grew up with a garden 😂. But for now I'll to stick to making my little balcony as gardeny as I could.
Hi Laura, i hope you and your family members are doing good. Just wanted to know something, as i was watching you planting the pine tree, i noticed that the trunk was not straight but the tree still looked straight from a far. So when I'm planting a tree should i plant according to the trunk or the way it is looking currently. at 9:30 it looked bent towards the right.
Hi Laura just wanna say I've been watching you for couple of weeks now and i live in a tropical country and its starting to rain here so I've been inspired to plant more around the house! Love you guys💕
So many new amazing plants going in out there, I just love it!! And I like the placement of the Montana Moss. When will we get to see an updated aerial view from the drone?
One of my favorite parts of the video was when you were doing the drip tube and the music was playing and I saw your hands trying to put in those blue couplers... you were struggling.... then it immediately switched and it was Aaron’s hands doing it. I saw that several times. Not sure why that spoke to my heart so.. but it did. What a great husband and ... I’m sure.. best friend. I guess I can relate to the struggle sometimes (as a woman) when things are so physically difficult. I end up feeling so sorry for myself because I feel so inadequate. You are so blessed to have each other. ❤️
I wish every time you guys planted something in the new front garden, you could show that sketch Laura did earlier. So we can have a better notion as to where the things you are planting are. Even if the paths and other structures didn’t end up in the same spot as the sketch. 🗺 And how about that name for the space: new front garden and cut flower garden. 🌈
Another great video. The difference between cement and concrete is that cement is an additive of rock, sand with water to make concrete according to the mix design{recipe). I worked for a material supplier, asphalt & concrete supplier for about 15 years. TFS
I love the Pine, and the Montana Moss. Planted Montana Moss and forgot about it, it got overgrown by a willow. After pruning back the willow I fell in love with the Montana Moss a second time, it loved the shade and "exploaded". Now I have to make place for a Pine tree in my garden, oh my....thanks for the reminder!
Oh that. beautiful pine is gorgeous. Be exciting to watch it grow. And the birches look great grouped together. I think the moss should go in right there. It so different looking. Coming along all the time. Way to go guys❤
You are right the Montana Moss would look great where yo plan to plant it! The attention you have for the direction of the wind's influence on the growth of this plant is important for it's placement. I'm up at 5 am because we got a puppy and I enjoy watching you while supervising her.
Beautiful trees! I love it! I purchased two autumn blaze maple trees, last week.I came home, and planted them right away. My husband, teased me, saying, "Laura, would be proud". I just laughed, and kept right on planting. My gardens have never looked better. Thanks for all of your inspiration.
NOT sure who found anything to dislike about this video, but I sure liked it. And the birch trees look incredible, I am imagining them in just a few years and I agree with you that together or clumped together is just right!. Well done Laura.
I could watch live cam. It’s so relaxing watching someone plant, prune and even weed. I don’t have a garden or even know how to garden but I love watching Laura and Aaron plant.
Boy this area is sure looking awesome! On a side note the first time I saw a sped up video and saw 2 Laura's I thought "Oh she is a twin! No wonder she has so much energy!" Ya I know. I had a good laugh at myself 😅 Its good to have a good laugh at yourself or life becomes way to serious!!
The new garden area is really coming together. I love pine trees, one of my favorites and you should plant that Montana Moss in that spot. You have taught me so much about gardening and you are such an inspiration just wanted to say thank you.
You guys are such a delight to watch and learn from! Y'all make everything look so fun and can't wait to see how it all looks in a few years! Looking forward to the future of planting! Enjoyed todays video as always! Nice to have hubby helping too!
Am I the only one who adores the way Laura says "nursery?" She puts and -sh sound in there and it gets me every time. I'm sure it's a cultural thing, I'm from the Midwest. A silly thing but I just really enjoy watching and learning from her. Thank you for doing your videos Laura (and Aaron)!
You make me smile, of course we don't mine seeing you plant stuff! That's what we come for. I'm really enjoying watching how the space is evolving and turning into a garden!
Love the variety of shapes and sizes, you are achieving the natural look you are going for. Wish I had room for more trees so along with a Japanese maple in one of my flower beds I have two small ones in pots. My Amur Maples have created a lot of shade this year and need a bit of pruning. The Northwoods is growing straight and tall and is a beautiful shape. Everything in my yard is looking beautiful except the grass, we are having watering restrictions even here in Minnesota.
for Aaron (from hubby): concrete just means something hard (basically).. you can have asphalt 'concrete' as well as what we typically call concrete... cement is a component of what they use to make what we typically call concrete, like a ready-mix type (like in sidewalks, etc) - hope that helps!... wow! love those trees, and that pine is adorable (if a little tree can be adorable) 🙂 that space is shaping up so fast, i LOVE it... i see visions of Benjamin and Samantha Grace out there running free and playing so hard... and speaking of running and playing: oh my word!!! LOOK AT THAT GRASS!!! holy cow! what a gorgeous patch of green behind you!!! ❤ ❤ ❤ i like that little evergreen there, too... 🙂 i'm imagining it covered with some snow in the winter, how pretty is that going to be! and what a nice little hidey-hole for nature... you have such a great eye for what to plant where... hope your smoke clears up, i hear you had rain not too far from you over in idaho, hope you got some of that! 🙂 ❤ thanks for the video!! 🙂 ❤
I love when you two work together, it's so nice! Check the trunk of your baby pine you just planted, it didn't look straight unless it was the angle of the camera.
Love the birch trees and the cute pine! The grass looks wonderful!!! About the juniper, YES!!! I have lemon phizz junipers that are about the size you mentioned. They do look wind swept and are one of my favorite shrubs. My only recommendation is to plant a drift of them. You won't be sorry! Love how beautiful everything looks!!!
I can see a flowerbed behind you and I don't remember seeing it up close. I'd love a tour of everything, no matter how long the video gets. I love watching you plant things and seeing how it's all turning out. Thank you for including us! I love the new trees, especially the birches. I think the evergreen would look really good there especially with the Yellow Twig Dogwood behind it. I don' t find evergreens that exciting because people usually let them take over and they become a huge hulk in the landscape. Whatever you decide it will be beautiful.
You gave the perfect description of Birches, they do seem to talk to each other. I have never had to prune mine and they are planted really close together.
I love the variety of trees and shrubs you are using. Your vision of the new area is slowly coming into focus. I really enjoy your videos. You show good and bad events and how you deal with them. It's a process gardening. I take ideas from your videos and apply them to my own garden.
Can one ever have enough birch trees? I hope you plant even more! My vote on the little juniper is yes. Another plant one can never have too many of, IMO. ~ Lisa
Thank you for bringing up the winter interest of trees and shrubs. This time of year I forget to think about winter interest plantings. I love the trio of birches. They are beautiful! Laura, have you planted a Harry Lauder walking stick? They offer such gorgeous winter interest. I planted one, it is small yet...about two years old. In the winter I put an uplight under it.
I love clump trees.. some say you need to keep an eye so they done split later when they are large.. but I know you and hubby have bolted a tree.. so resourceful and ready for anything
I’m always talking to my friends and family about Laura and Aaron. Like you are just down the street and my Best friends. That is awesome what you able to bring to us your garden family. I hope you feel the love. I’m sure I’m speaking for lots of us gardeners.
Well said, Marilyn! That's exactly how I feel, too.
We do that too! They ARE part of our loved ones for sure ❤
Couldn’t agree more! My husband has even started saying, “well what does Laura think?” When we’re talking plants to add to my garden.
Whenever I share a garden tip with my husband he goes “did you learn that from your girl?” (meaning Laura lol)
Lucky!!! Maybe you Laura neighbors lol will do videos on your gardens!!!!
Okay I'm ready for a drone view of the area now. This new area is really filling in so nicely!!
Ditto, Nindy.
Sounds about right
yes, please drone on . . .
Yes, please!
They haven’t shown us the area by the car park area either. Looks to be filled with penesetum and some pink annuals.
You guys do such a good job at showing in detail how to plant different types of plant, in this case trees. You've got such good camera angles, quality, you zoom in just in the right time etc. It makes it easy to follow along. I can honestly say that I've learned everything I know about planting stuff from your channel. Thank you!
Same here! Never to old to learn❤️
Sherry
Knoxville, Tennessee
I wish I can like this three times. Great comment. I'm in the same boat. She and Aaron are amazing. I find myself praying for their marriage and family as I feel so blessed by them ☺️
Same!!! I literally owe all my knowledge to Laura and Aaron!
@@sherrywhitaker3369 hey neighbor! I’m from Dandridge, right up the road from you 😁
They are simply the best!
Cement is usually Portland Lime Cement and when mixed with sand, aggregate, and water acts as a binder and makes concrete. Cement is the glue in concrete, two very different things. Now you know. ;)
Well said
I was going to post that concrete has aggregate in it. 😁
You learn something new every day! Thanks!
Agreed, your explanation is spot on. I was going to say cement is the element needed to make concrete but you’ve explained it much better than I would have. Thanks 😊
what's the stuff they sell in a bag that you just pour in the post hole and add water and done?
Good morning from Windermere, Florida zone 9b
That's the cutest Pine tree 🌲
You can remember that you planted it the same year Samantha was born, 2021! Let's watch them both grow with love ❤
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Cement is an ingredient of concrete. You use cement, water, sand, and gravel to make concrete. So you walk on a concrete sidewalk not a cement sidewalk. And the truck is a concrete mixer because it mixes all the ingredients to make concrete. :)
Re: the Blue Spruce and your comment “you can’t let stuff like that keep you from trying” 100% agree! I lost 5 well established rose bushes get Rose Rosette Disease this Spring and considering they were the main focal feature of our front yard, it was a huge/devastating/discouraging loss. I ended up planting sunflowers where they came out while I decide what to put as a more permanent feature, but I also went out and bought 9 new bare root roses that I’ll put elsewhere and enjoy!
@Monique Ruiz Ignorant (ie, untrained & not knowledgeable) commercial landscape maintenance companies have spread that disease quickly through all our town's knockout roses, and theyvare leaving the unhealthy plants standing. I feel like I am the only person who sees the problem and wants to educate!
Anyway, I have about a dozen heirloom and antique roses in my garden and pray for their health. Now when I buy new roses, they are smaller (3×3ish) and in containers, and I know not to get too attached. If we have learned anything as gardeners, it's resiliency!
@@demesrvl6761 this is exactly what our situation was. The knockouts, although not my personal choice of rose, bloomed beautifully last year, then the HOA’s landscape company came by and unexpectedly pruned them early spring and it was shortly after that I started noticing their deterioration. It was unfortunate, but they did at least remove them for me, even though the HOA said it was my responsibility.
Loving those birch and seeing how this whole space is filling in. Thank you for the reminder that this will take several years to establish. AND can we just take a minute to admire that lush green lawn…get it Aaron 🌱🌱🌱
I vote yes on your feathery shrub pine! Love how your new property is progressing!
This video really made me think of Laura as a Garden Artist. Her foresight on how tge cut flower garden looking through the birch trees, really gave us insight into her vision and expertise. Great job Laura!!
Garden artist is the perfect term!
The Montana Moss Juniper would look great BEHIND the Arctic Fire Dogwoods- an evergreen backdrop makes the bright twigs really stand out in Winter. lol You're probably sorry you asked for other opinions by now, right? Thanks for bringing us along on your journey, Laura and Aaron!
I agree with you. But that space is so big, the juniper will be behind the dogwood from some vantage point, lol.
Oh, that giant field of green behind Laura at the end! The grass is looking so good!
Really looking like a success!
Rethink the Montana moss. It looks more like a conifer for winter time. Maybe a location between the pine that you just planted and the Blue Juniper. Would also be a nice place for a really huge rock, give it that "mountain feel"!
Good Morning!! More Trees, How Exciting! Hugs from Yuma, Arizona 👍😘💞💞💞
I Love This too! Good Day!
4:26 - several of the arborvitae seem to struggling along the fence. I find clumps of birch 🌳 to be beautiful too. The bark is so pretty.
I am seeing that grass in the background and it is looking AMAZING! Hard work pays off ❤️
I really hope you are still doing this in 20 years or at least posting updates so we how everything matures. That must be so exciting to look forward to having all these beautiful plants be mature.
Aaron, where’s the DRONE? Would love to see progress from the skies!
Have a great day gardening friends!
Sherry-Knoxville
Great idea! Did you see the grass in the back ground wow 🤩
I was about to mention the grass!! Looks fantastic!!
The Montana moss looks like creeping juniper. Very pretty like you said low but drifting blue tone. Can easily be combined with some beautiful red and yellow tones for huge impact.
I had to watch this video twice because I kept getting distracted because of that sea of green in the background!!! Look at that lawn!!! Just love it so much and the trees are so cute! 💚
It's always a great start to my day with a video from Garden Answer!
Your weeded lawn looks so good, wow. Saw the big mound of puncture vine in the next section and thought...Laura's gonna get you... You could almost hear the trees go "Oh yeah...big root stretch." Plant the juniper, you'll be glad you did in the winter. How are the baby quail doing? Thanks for sharing and just think of the smoke as air based plant food. Your new trees will be sucking the carbon right out of the air.
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Thanks so much, definitely plant the shrub there, also, can we have a drone video pls? It’ll be great to see all the changes from above.
Good evening GA friends from Sydney Australia 🌳🌸🌴
Good evening from Austria Vienna🙋🏼♀️🌲🍀
Really love the guitar/instrumental music in this video. Just perfect!
Love seeing that green expanse of grass in the background. So refreshing.
When you’re kids are grown, they’ll be able to watch these videos and see how you put so much love and thought into the property. How sweet.
Yes the Montana moss should go there! All the trees are beautiful!
Yessss Laura & Aaron get it in get it in baby!! How exciting it is to get more trees in. I am learning so much about trees by watching you guys populate this new space. Thanks so much!💚💯
I feel so much better seeing that the 1/2 in poly line is a beast for you too. I was running mine and I will say getting the little adapters in was a HUGE pain for me, even my husband struggled. I was telling him Laura makes this look so easy.
I boil up some water and carry it around in a thermos and dip the free end in the hot water to make it more malleable. It’s not foolproof because the angles don’t always work but it can help to speed up the general process.
You’d think someone could come up with a way to make this easier…
We do the same.
Sad you lost your spruce. But such a great learning experience for us all. Thanks for taking one for the team.
YES! To the Montana Moss juniper. I JUST drove home from Montana last night - and the native junipers in the forest looked just like that one. You also solved the exact same question that I have been trying to figure out for my own red twig dogwoods. They are huge and beautiful, but I need some evergreen interest and this is perfect. Thanks so much for always showing us all the great options out there!
🌺Morning everyone ‼️🥰
Loved seeing that beautiful green grass! Can’t believe how fast it came up. Love all the trees you are getting in the ground. The more you plant now, the faster you’ll have your dream.
I don’t even have to watch your video before I hit like because every video you post just makes me happy! You just exude kindness and happiness and it’s a great way to start my day!
Aaron.. try putting a tarp on the ground with a hole in the middle where you are augering? It will catch the soil for easy putting back around the root ball. With a split in it, easy removal after tree is planted. You’re welcome.
The grass looks amazing, you can really see the line of demarcation where you paused the weeding process. Stunning.
Hurray!!! More trees!!! 🌳🌳🍃🍂🍁 So much loveliness!!! You have accomplished so much incredibleness this year. Truly transformational. Ooo could we see more of that beautiful spot on the left when Aaron headed over to help with the auger? The Montana moss is a great idea.
I'm always a bit sad when Laura tells us, "That's it for today." 😔 I absolutely love your channel and seeing your garden!
For those of us that enjoy gardening and appreciate what you do your videos are addicting in the best way. I can’t wait to see what you post !❤️
Everything is coming along so nicely!! I look forward to your videos every morning!! The grass looks amazing in the background!! I love watching your dreams come true! Thank you for sharing.
My husband uses the terms "cement" and " concrete" as the same thing. I know that cement is the glue that binds, thank you, Uncle Paul! I realize, watching you that I learned a whole heap from my extended family as a child. I thank them a lot! Thank you two for reminding me of that fact. The Birches I like, until 2 years ago I had a clump of 3 in my front yard. We have something here that infects them and then you have stumps. Sigh... As for the evergreen, I wouldn't want it in my yard, but that's your space so do what pleases you. Thanks for sharing so much with us, it is appreciated more than you can know.
Thank you for reminding us of the importance of getting foundational pieces (trees) in place. I can go so bonkers for all the colorful flowers that I forget to apply any structure and weight as my backdrop/anchor.
I'm so pleased you planted birch trees, they're my favourite!
Such a comforting and entertaining video as usual! This channel has helped me appreciate gardens so much! We used to have one in my parents' house, but they had it cemented over when I was around 8 or 9. Now I wish I had a garden or grew up with a garden 😂. But for now I'll to stick to making my little balcony as gardeny as I could.
Container gardening is an art form …you go!
I always start my day with your. Can’t wait to see it a few years from now. It is going to be glories
Hi Laura, i hope you and your family members are doing good. Just wanted to know something, as i was watching you planting the pine tree, i noticed that the trunk was not straight but the tree still looked straight from a far. So when I'm planting a tree should i plant according to the trunk or the way it is looking currently. at 9:30 it looked bent towards the right.
I saw the same thing and wondered just like you...
I saw that too. I’m hoping they straightened it out and just didn’t catch that part on camera.
It's so nice to see the progress you are make with your property over time. It's turning out great 👍
Hi Laura just wanna say I've been watching you for couple of weeks now and i live in a tropical country and its starting to rain here so I've been inspired to plant more around the house! Love you guys💕
Love your honesty about forgetting details. We all do it, but you saying it makes you endearing.
I never judge your ideas. Everything you do is beautiful. Putting the smaller pine is a great idea.
So many new amazing plants going in out there, I just love it!! And I like the placement of the Montana Moss. When will we get to see an updated aerial view from the drone?
One of my favorite parts of the video was when you were doing the drip tube and the music was playing and I saw your hands trying to put in those blue couplers... you were struggling.... then it immediately switched and it was Aaron’s hands doing it. I saw that several times. Not sure why that spoke to my heart so.. but it did. What a great husband and ... I’m sure.. best friend. I guess I can relate to the struggle sometimes (as a woman) when things are so physically difficult. I end up feeling so sorry for myself because I feel so inadequate. You are so blessed to have each other. ❤️
I wish every time you guys planted something in the new front garden, you could show that sketch Laura did earlier. So we can have a better notion as to where the things you are planting are. Even if the paths and other structures didn’t end up in the same spot as the sketch. 🗺
And how about that name for the space: new front garden and cut flower garden. 🌈
You could put that in your opening thingy!?
Another great video. The difference between cement and concrete is that cement is an additive of rock, sand with water to make concrete according to the mix design{recipe). I worked for a material supplier, asphalt & concrete supplier for about 15
years. TFS
So, cement is the mix and concrete is what you drive on?
@@stephaniestatnick Exactly.
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Wasn't sure about the Montana Moss until I googled it and saw some mature plants. It's gorgeous, and that's a great spot for it!
I love the Pine, and the Montana Moss. Planted Montana Moss and forgot about it, it got overgrown by a willow. After pruning back the willow I fell in love with the Montana Moss a second time, it loved the shade and "exploaded". Now I have to make place for a Pine tree in my garden, oh my....thanks for the reminder!
That pine tree looks so happy! I say yes to the little one, looks like the perfect spot! 👍
I can see it shaping up!! Its a pleasure seeing the transformation!
It does get better each time you add another plant. They will be so pretty.
Good morning! Everything you place in the landscape always adds to the beauty of your property. I love your videos and have learned so much.
Oh that. beautiful pine is gorgeous. Be exciting to watch it grow. And the birches look great grouped together. I think the moss should go in right there. It so different looking. Coming along all the time. Way to go guys❤
You are right the Montana Moss would look great where yo plan to plant it! The attention you have for the direction of the wind's influence on the growth of this plant is important for it's placement. I'm up at 5 am because we got a puppy and I enjoy watching you while supervising her.
Beautiful trees! I love it! I purchased two autumn blaze maple trees, last week.I came home, and planted them right away. My husband, teased me, saying, "Laura, would be proud". I just laughed, and kept right on planting. My gardens have never looked better. Thanks for all of your inspiration.
NOT sure who found anything to dislike about this video, but I sure liked it. And the birch trees look incredible, I am imagining them in just a few years and I agree with you that together or clumped together is just right!. Well done Laura.
Good morning all have a blessed day
I like the Montana Moss there. Go for it! You have a good eye for what is beautiful together.
I could watch live cam. It’s so relaxing watching someone plant, prune and even weed. I don’t have a garden or even know how to garden but I love watching Laura and Aaron plant.
I love the idea of having the blue and yellow together! That will be beautiful. So are those birches
Boy this area is sure looking awesome! On a side note the first time I saw a sped up video and saw 2 Laura's I thought "Oh she is a twin! No wonder she has so much energy!" Ya I know. I had a good laugh at myself 😅 Its good to have a good laugh at yourself or life becomes way to serious!!
Beautiful can’t wait to see when the flowers 💐 come out 🥰🪴🌹
The new garden area is really coming together. I love pine trees, one of my favorites and you should plant that Montana Moss in that spot. You have taught me so much about gardening and you are such an inspiration just wanted to say thank you.
You guys are such a delight to watch and learn from! Y'all make everything look so fun and can't wait to see how it all looks in a few years! Looking forward to the future of planting! Enjoyed todays video as always! Nice to have hubby helping too!
Few beautiful lipizanners on the grass would look so pretty
Could cut costs on Mowing
Horse pasture or garden? You can't have both. I won't even let chickens in my garden space. And I watch the dogs.
@@YSLRD maybe a barn and carals?
Am I the only one who adores the way Laura says "nursery?" She puts and -sh sound in there and it gets me every time. I'm sure it's a cultural thing, I'm from the Midwest. A silly thing but I just really enjoy watching and learning from her. Thank you for doing your videos Laura (and Aaron)!
I’m loving the look of your new property even though it’s in the beginning stages. That beautiful green grass in the background! Looking good!
Still wondering how the beautiful green grass will be differentiated from the green grass roadway.
It is so exciting to see this new addition taking shape. I was lookin beyond you at the grass and the views! 🌿🌲🌳🌼
You make me smile, of course we don't mine seeing you plant stuff! That's what we come for. I'm really enjoying watching how the space is evolving and turning into a garden!
Love the variety of shapes and sizes, you are achieving the natural look you are going for. Wish I had room for more trees so along with a Japanese maple in one of my flower beds I have two small ones in pots. My Amur Maples have created a lot of shade this year and need a bit of pruning. The Northwoods is growing straight and tall and is a beautiful shape. Everything in my yard is looking beautiful except the grass, we are having watering restrictions even here in Minnesota.
for Aaron (from hubby): concrete just means something hard (basically).. you can have asphalt 'concrete' as well as what we typically call concrete... cement is a component of what they use to make what we typically call concrete, like a ready-mix type (like in sidewalks, etc) - hope that helps!... wow! love those trees, and that pine is adorable (if a little tree can be adorable) 🙂 that space is shaping up so fast, i LOVE it... i see visions of Benjamin and Samantha Grace out there running free and playing so hard... and speaking of running and playing: oh my word!!! LOOK AT THAT GRASS!!! holy cow! what a gorgeous patch of green behind you!!! ❤ ❤ ❤ i like that little evergreen there, too... 🙂 i'm imagining it covered with some snow in the winter, how pretty is that going to be! and what a nice little hidey-hole for nature... you have such a great eye for what to plant where... hope your smoke clears up, i hear you had rain not too far from you over in idaho, hope you got some of that! 🙂 ❤ thanks for the video!! 🙂 ❤
Not much of a gardener, but I love watching all your plans and projects while I do some sewing. Very "happy making.""
I agree the prostrate shrub would be a lovely match in front of the yellow dogwood, love the cute little pine x
Never get tired of the planting videos. Everything looks fantastic! You guys are doing a great job!
You and Aaron do a fantastic job of getting things planted. Love your family and videos
I love when you two work together, it's so nice! Check the trunk of your baby pine you just planted, it didn't look straight unless it was the angle of the camera.
Yay the trees look beautiful 😻 thank you for sharing. Good morning all 🌄
Love the birch trees and the cute pine! The grass looks wonderful!!! About the juniper, YES!!! I have lemon phizz junipers that are about the size you mentioned. They do look wind swept and are one of my favorite shrubs. My only recommendation is to plant a drift of them. You won't be sorry! Love how beautiful everything looks!!!
Great video! Cement is actually an ingredient to make concrete. My late husband had a custom concrete company. Love your channel🧑🌾❣️ Thank you.
I can see a flowerbed behind you and I don't remember seeing it up close. I'd love a tour of everything, no matter how long the video gets. I love watching you plant things and seeing how it's all turning out. Thank you for including us! I love the new trees, especially the birches. I think the evergreen would look really good there especially with the Yellow Twig Dogwood behind it. I don' t find evergreens that exciting because people usually let them take over and they become a huge hulk in the landscape. Whatever you decide it will be beautiful.
Love that you are adding more winter interest - and that you don't have a fear of blue spruces. One tree is not every tree 😁
You gave the perfect description of Birches, they do seem to talk to each other. I have never had to prune mine and they are planted really close together.
Laura was talking about the trees and I was so distracted... I thought Wow look at your GREEN LAWN it has totally filled in and looks amazing!
At the end when you were talking the view of the new grass looked really good!
Love it when Laura said the tree talk to each other!!!!
I love the variety of trees and shrubs you are using. Your vision of the new area is slowly coming into focus. I really enjoy your videos. You show good and bad events and how you deal with them. It's a process gardening. I take ideas from your videos and apply them to my own garden.
Can one ever have enough birch trees? I hope you plant even more! My vote on the little juniper is yes. Another plant one can never have too many of, IMO. ~ Lisa
Thank you for bringing up the winter interest of trees and shrubs. This time of year I forget to think about winter interest plantings. I love the trio of birches. They are beautiful! Laura, have you planted a Harry Lauder walking stick? They offer such gorgeous winter interest. I planted one, it is small yet...about two years old. In the winter I put an uplight under it.
Love waking up to your vids, perfect way to start a day
I love clump trees.. some say you need to keep an eye so they done split later when they are large.. but I know you and hubby have bolted a tree.. so resourceful and ready for anything