What is Your Average Day Like? // Difference Between Mulch And Compost? // Recap 🌿
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Fall Flowers & Pumpkins in the West Side Formal Garden! - bit.ly/3D5hP7W
Spreading Compost and Planting a New Hibiscus Variety! - bit.ly/3kZ9mwx
Planting 5 More Fall Containers! - bit.ly/3mgcXWA
Comparison of the Different Augers I Use for Planting! - bit.ly/3omTWo8
Making a Bright & Bold Arrangement from the Cut Flower Garden! - bit.ly/3uuHinW
Will the Power Planter dig solid clay? - bit.ly/2ZEcmpZ
Power Planter Auger Review! Is It Worth It? Is It Tough Landscape Company Owner Try's To Break it! - bit.ly/39WOvDR
I agree with what Aaron said. Laura is so good at that “conversational” style in front of the camera. So natural, witty, entertaining, while being informative. Aaron is no slouch at it, too. It’s one reason ( among many) that I enjoy Garden Answer so much. I can see how far you’ve come by looking at old videos from your first year at it. Laura and Aaron, you both rock at what you do. Hope you never stop! 💚💚💚💚
I was just thinking that exact thing about how far Laura and Aaron have come, even since just last year. Their video and presentation skills have really improved, and I'm including Ken here, too. The older videos were great, but this year they're just spectacular. Very professional. ~ Lisa
I prefer to watch them over anyone else.
She's also a natural teacher, whether teaching us or Benjamin.
Cannot agree more. I came to their channel late, like in May this year, so I've been making time to watch their old (like back in 2015) playlists. She was a bit stiff at first (which is kinda cute and charming) and has been getting more comfortable over the years. It's so natural, like we get to see her process of growing more confident, and that's why I love their channel the most. My second best is Jenny's, therefore I was so thrilled to see them working together earlier.
You guys’ videos are really the most professional and polished out there. There are no uuummms and singsong explanations etc. The only thing that I see consistently is the misuse of the possessive apostrophe…. Such as when you label your videos “My parent’s garden” when the proper way to spell that is “my parents’ garden”. Heads up Christmas cards are coming up. 🙂🙂
Don't burn yourself out. Go down to 5 days a week. Take care of yourselves
Aaron is totally correct. You are excellent! The only thing I see is you get really shy when you are with other professionals. And you have no reason to be shy, you are the best!
I agree fully. Laura you should not sell yourself short, no one is an expert in every aspect of gardening but you are an expert in what you do. You have a wealth of knowledge and it's apparent, a degree or diploma would not make you more of an authority! I watch a lot of garden videos from South Africa, UK, Australia and the USA. You are my favourite (the only one I watch religiously) and I learn so much from you even though I garden in a completely different climate, on a different continent and different hemisphere, and i have clay soil and wet winters! But I do also battle the high pH soil!!! I so wish I could grow gardenias and azaleas lol 😆 Even my husband now asks what your video was about each day!! My garden looks all the better for the inspiration you provide me daily. Thank you.
Other experts should be shy to be with YOU Laura!!
Yes, I especially noticed that when she was working with the guys that put the waterfall in by the gazebo...
Your life will change as your children get older and are involved in school, sports, music, hobbies of their liking. Do what videos you can and definately don't sweat the small stuff. We enjoy you all. I view a lot of videos on several topics and yours, by far, are the best quality, instruction, and content. We will all be happy with what you can provide.
I completely agree. I watch other topics and GA is definitely best quality and all of the above!!
We are spoiled by having a video every day. Having to face 3 hours of work after a full day would be daunting to say the least. I think we’d all be happy with less videos if it meant keeping you two from “burning out”. I’m so appreciative of what you provide and I think you should do what works for you both.
Correct Judy, "3+ hours of work after a full day would be daunting to say the least." > > It's too much.
Laura & Aaron, I'm glad doing the re-cap videos on Sundays makes it easier on both of you. Easier is better than stressful. Sundays are a good day as not much is going on except football games.
I like them on Sunday too
🍁Oh Laura, you are blessed with a wonderful partner in Aaron who compliments you so lovingly and always conveys his pride in you and your beautiful children. A great marriage is one where each lets the other shine, and stands by their side to enjoy the ‘glow’. Thank you for being so positive about gardening life, and the day to day we all endure during these changing times. 🍂🌾🌻🌝💚
Yes 🙌 to being able to be with your kids all day , I wish everyone would have that privilege! Our kids are grown now and I live on the memories !
I love the interaction between you and Aaron. It is so endearing! 💛 I’m happy to hear more of Aaron. I’m lovin the new property, I can “see it” 💛🧡💛
Loving these recaps on a Sunday! We get Laura and Aaron 7 days a week 😘❤🦋🌲
Awwww , what a sweet hubby you have saying you are so good at conversation on camera 😃😊☺️
Five days of Garden Answer would be just fine. I would just wait patiently for the next video. I’m a loyal follower and would watch no matter how many you post. Those evening hours are precious and should be spent in leisure. A time to relax and dream.
Me too!!!!
You are sooooo right, Mary. "Those evening hours are precious and should be spent in leisure.
A time to relax and dream" with each other! Marriage First.
I love that you talked about how deceiving social media can be. That said, I think you guys do a terrific job keeping all the balls in the air.
Linda Burris
For the 73 yr old gal that was asking about the auger. I am 63 and I used a high powered drill for a few years. But this yr it hit me in the thigh and I was bruised for several weeks. My son purchased a concrete drill for me and they have lower motor power. I am much happier with it. But it still can grab and twist your wrists. So if you did get one be very aware of that. You might be able to get some help with planting if you had one and got some help. Best of luck in what you decide.
🍂I am 65 and admire you gals of a ‘certain age’ using these high powered machines! I have moved into apartment living now but sure wish I had had those new tools to help me when I had my yard and garden. I miss it tremendously! Rock on girlfriends! Thank you Laura snd Aaron for the Sunday recaps!! 😊🌾🍁🌻
Greetings Laura and Aaron from Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸
I love watching you two whenever you put it. Your content is so polished and professional, yet you present it in a most relaxed and natural way. Thanks for giving me, and a million friends, a positive stop during the day. 🌿💚🌿
9b here in Volusia county, Fl. Love and look forward to seeing what is new in Ontario, Oregon! Ditto Peggy!
@@DebFLGardener Hi Deb, Aren't you aching to see a high of 80° with humidity in the 50% range? I certainly am.👩🌾👍
@@peggyhelblingsgardenwhatyo7920 oh yes! We have had few days of lower humidity here but still mid 80s. The mornings are pleasant. I had 62 one morning last week. 😊
@@DebFLGardener Are you in St. Augustin?
We've got as low as 70°, but 95% humidity. Still...that's better than 78°
@@peggyhelblingsgardenwhatyo7920 I am in Orange City which is between Orlando and Daytona.
So we are getting video every day? I love it ♥️👍🤩 Recap on Sunday is amazing. It's the hardest day at work for me and I was missing my daily garden answer jam 🙂
Laura and Aaron, this channel is the best! I’ve just gotten engaged and we’ve bought our first piece of property where we are currently planning the building of our first house. I am so looking forward to more videos that will help me with my garden planning. I can’t tell you how much your advice and guidance has meant to me! Even in a zone 8 I have learned so much. I think I can speak for the general consensus by saying that you are an inspiration to us all. Please keep doing what y’all are doing! ❤️
I’m sure you already know Laura, but I’m sure we all agree that we want you to keep doing this channel until you absolutely can’t anymore. As much as it pains us, we will take the 5 days if it means we can keep you for years to come! Your (and your family’s) mental and physical health and relationships is the top priority than our entertainment. We love everything you do. Keep up the great work and don’t forget to enjoy life with your family! All we want is for y’all to be happy!
Love you and God bless!
Yes, I LOVE the drone shots. I pause the video and study every detail, for a very long time! Thanks for the drone shots.
I love that the recap videos come out on a Sunday now. I have more time available to sit and relax and watch your lovely long recaps on a Sunday so yay!!
YES Laura, you ARE very good at your "real person" video chats and instruction. Very natural. I've learned SO MUCH from you, and I'm old (67). Ha. I rarely miss your videos. I play them while I do my exercise bike every morning at 6 a.m. You make the time go faster. Thanks for giving us your time. You amaze me with your energy. Enjoy seeing the kids too and often chuckle at you and Aaron as you banter on the recap videos. You guys are great!!
I can’t tell you & Aaron enough how much you have taught me. I’m 68 yrs old & have always had flowers but nothing like what I have now & I have you both to thank. I’ve ordered 400.00 dollars worth of bulbs from colorblend for me & my daughters. I’ve never planted bulbs lol. I’ve bought my first 2 hydrangeas because of you!! You inspire me so much & look so forward to your videos everyday at 7 am!. I’m already planning for next spring & I can’t wait for the show of my bulbs to put on! Thank you so much for everything you do for all of us!❤️❤️
Aaron is so right, Laura.
You are very good at what you do and as Claus Dalby said: “ Laura, you got the “ it factor”.
And most of all, you bring so much joy and provide knowledge.
It’s my second year watching you and the garden is improving so much.
Many mistakes were made but with your teachings I’m slowly getting the hang of my garden.
It looks so much prettier that the neighbors are starting to notice and compliment.
It brings all of us joy and that’s what it is all about.
Would love recaps to release on Sunday mornings like the other videos. Help to inspire me to get out into the yard for the day 🙂
Be glad you can see this. It’s their time that’s important!
@@jgwood10 I wasn't complaining, just a suggestion, since videos are auto released.
Their videos inspire alot of us to get out into our gardens :)
@@bobbihofacker2706 Your comment did not come off as a complaint, but as a suggestion, which Laura is very open to. Please don't listen to Jane...she does not emulate Laura's heart, or she doesn't realize how harsh her replies come off in this community 😌
Does it depend on where you live, (like your time zone i mean)?? Cuz mine are always out in the Morning on Sunday.
I would miss a 6th video for the week but I also completely understand needing to take time. Especially when the kids get older. They will have Saturday events. Love everything about y’all and respect y’all so much❤️❤️
You two are the most enjoyable couple to follow.
I'm adding my agreement to Aaron's comment that Laura's style is conversational and easy on my ears. You are so freakingly knowledgeable about gardening that it just flows. So good.
Thanks you guys for working 3 hours before bedtime doing video maintenance for my morning entertainment 😍
In the Finger Lakes region of New York fall pansies are not super prominent. A couple of places have them but it's not common. Our fall is pretty short before it frosts!
I’m with you in Upstate New York (Saratoga Region)! Mums are everywhere, but they don’t last long before dying out and are sometimes not worth it because of the short fall season. I don’t even bother anymore. No pansies to find here anywhere.
Thanks so much for your videos! It is pure joy to watch you each day and learn from you both. I feel I am part of a big community of garden lovers who enjoy what they do! I hear what you are saying about what goes on behind the scenes. I can't imagine, even with help, trying to balance it all! Would it make sense to review the videos in the morning and release them after they are ready? I so look forward to the seeing the videos first thing in the morning now that I am retired, but before that while I was working, I would view them in the evenings after dinner. It may not even be feasible, as it pushes out your filming to later in the day. Just trying to bring more balance to your lives. The lines between home and work can be very blurred when you work from home, as many of us experienced during quarantine.
Growing up in the northeast I always planted bulbs with a handful of sand and bone meal. Now living in a more country setting I had to forgo bone meal due to raccoons and a small springer spaniel, Got a great tip for the problem-you can use oyster shells for both drainage and calcium when planting bulbs. Totally enjoyed the Creekside collaboration video just like and old fashion barn raising.
Love your videos. I think it would be great to see what Aaron does behind the scenes. As your kids grow and become involved in school/homework/evening & weekend activities, you will find that there will naturally be more demands on your time. I hope that you'll be able to work some downtime into your schedules, even if that means making shorter videos or going to 5 videos a week.
Enjoyed all your videos this week with Jennie & Jerry . You channel gets better & better every
Month 🌻👌😎
I love these videos. And so appreciate all the thought that goes into them, even if you do freeze while doing them, Laura. Definitely agree with Aaron that you can use the highlights channel for the varied stuff. If you give us another channel to follow it will make me crazy. I have sooooooo many channels to follow, I don't really want another channel. Change the name of the highlights channel to something like "Garden Answer - Hit or Miss" or "Impetuous Garden Answer" or "Casual Garden Answer" all meaning this is the spot where your non regular videos go. So you could put the cooking videos, or Benjamin's videos (as he starts doing more) or just special projects that aren't really garden related, but we all love to watch.
Loving these recap videos on Sunday. They seem more relaxed for Aaron and you both which makes the video much more enjoyable. Not sure I said that correctly, but hopefully you get what I mean.
I knew exactly what you meant. 😁. They do seem more relaxed.
That don't actually film these on Sunday. It's the day they post the recap video
Thanks guys for all that you do. I really enjoy theses recaps.
I so appreciate when you decide to share the things that go wrong in your garden and even the relatable everyday struggles. Your conversation about getting the videos out on time each night strongly reminds me of the weekly dialogue my husband and I have about how on earth we're going to get done everything we need to get done in the upcoming week. We're in a similar season of life as you and Aaron, with young kids and full time+ jobs. Like you, we are blessed and so grateful to have help and know that without it we wouldn't get a darn thing done. I feel more at peace knowing that even though it looks like everyone around me has it all together, we're all in the thick of it together. Thank you so much for sharing!
Laura, do you ever watch your videos and not like something you say or do? Personally, I love the quirky things like “these ones” and when you misspeak. It makes you seem real and natural and like us normal folk. 😬 love what y’all do & I really love when Aaron is in videos with you. Y’all have a cute dynamic. 🥰
yes, please take time for each other and your family. 5 videos is enough. We will just enjoy the previous videos again!
Ode To The West Wind - Shelley
"O wild West Wind, thou breath of Autumn's being,
.............
If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?"
Your experiences with the wind make me sympathize, even while I'm being entertained. What a great Gardener's Journey!
Hi laura, im Carrol injust want to say that you are one of the super inspirational person when it comes to gardening here on youtube, makes me love planting more in my garden. I just finished planting my bulbs on the ground and soo excited for next years on spring time.
Greetings from the Netherlands(Amsterdam)
When you were explaining the Deadweed Brew at its stongest strength you quickly mentioned something to make the 'brew' stick and not run off.... could you explain that? I've never heard you say anything about that before! Thanks for everything you do.... my garden survived this hot summer :) And every time there's a Benjamin sighting... I just smile. What a joy he is!!!
It’s called a surfactant. You should be able to do some research on that now that you know what it is. Happy gardening and good luck with the weeds!
It's called a spreader/sticker. Many professional gardeners use it for herbicide, fungicide and pesticides to stick to where you want the product to be most active and not roll off the plant/surface etc...
Laura, you and Aaron have such a top quality channel! You both are by far the best gardening channel to watch! For me none other compares. And if you went to five videos a week, I don't think that would matter much. Do you? I don't know the ends and outs of the process and how that would affect you but I and I would say everyone would still watch everything you put out! Just a thought.
Admit it Laura,, urrrr just GREAT!!!! WE love u n. Family.. we learn soooo much ... Give us confidence to enjoy n not worry..... ALWAYS loved gardening but now feeling okay to make a mistake n or change...... Best wishes....
I really like that you call out that you have help. I think it is important for people to be realistic how much person hours actually go into a garden like yours, and for people who are working full time, raising kids, having other commitments, it is really good to know what scale is actually achievable to work around their lives compared to someone for whom the garden is their job, and have the help and support, both paid and from family and friends. You have a lot of privilages, but you acknolodge them which is so important.
I’m sure as time goes on and you change and evolve it may be more reasonable to post 5 days a week! Plus, you want to continue to enjoy what your doing! And, we want to keep enjoying your videos!
Yes, it is more reasonable to post 5 days a week. So many more hours to review and Edit than to Film. Yikes!
I had no idea it took that long.... after you have already worked all day!
I love the recap videos.
You have no idea how good you are Laura!!
It's not surprising that Laura and Aaron have a lot of help behind the scenes that allows them to produce their weekly YT videos? Many of us wouldn't want the stress of putting out so many videos each week?
Oh the timing! Excited to watch.
Laura and Aaron, a hard-working couple that we are lucky that they share parts of their lives with us. Most of us in the USA work 5 days or even better, 4 days each week. Why would I expect these "friends" to work 6 days or 7 days for me? Laura, please adjust your YT production to the schedule that works best for you. As with all of my favorite YT contributors, I enjoy watching past videos a second time. I like your short videos too as well as your long garden tours. You offer a great variety of gardening, cooking, flower arranging, antiquing, home decor, and always great conversation and tips. Thank you.
Always learn so much from your videos. As much as I like watching, I think you should go down to 5 videos a week and catch your breath so you don't burn out. There are popular youtubers that only post one video per week. You are way ahead of the curve.
Not that you asked, but I am a little sad to say, but I agree with Aaron. I think posting 5 days a week will be in your families best interest. Your kids will find sports, academic clubs, 4H, any number of things to be involved in and your day will need to be with them. We will survive, but I want you to have no regrets with your family. (Written with a tear in my eye as my last child is a senior in high school) Love and blessings to you all.
I love all your videos. They are so helpful in so many ways. This week your video on the augers was by far the most helpful to me. I saw an add where it said there were 17 different sizes. After seeing that, I had so many questions. You showed us the correct size for the size of nursery can. Everything is a teachable moment and that was your’s.
Love your channel,also love your coffee ☕ mug...so elegant... fit for the queen of gardening
Would love to see a bloopers from your videos lol
I LOVE the daily videos but if they decreased I don’t think any of us would hold it against you! Most of us have families (I have 4 kids!) & understand family time comes first. ❤️ On the topic of kids- I love seeing Benjamin in the videos & cant not wait for Samantha Grace to join the fun!!
I love Jenny and Jerry as much as I love Laura and Aaron you all made my heart so full💕
I never have any issue with planting annuals over my bulbs I’m in Olympia Washington so lots of rain. I never have an issue with bulb loss just be careful digging plants in to try and not disturb the bulbs too much.
Hello Richard in Olympia. I went to Evergreen years ago, live in Woodland WA now. Olympia is beautiful! Hope you’re well 😀
@@WoodlandT hey there fellow Washingtonian!!! Parts of Olympia definitely are. Not sure if you’ve been there lately but stay to the outskirts and greenery areas of oly. Downtown has gotten pretty bad. Tent city’s and trash everywhere. In the process of moving to centralia galvin area! Happy gardening!! 🪴 👨🌾
Pansies are a spring flower here, in Western New York
Rhonda Metzgar...same here in Iowa!
I really hope people get your point about it takes a team.
I cringe when I see people plant hundreds of bulbs, plants and wild flowers and then complain about weeds, it takes daily work, lots of it.
Gardening is not just pretty pictures taken at the plants prime.
Laura, I brought a peace lily home to Texas from Alabama. It traveled perfectly. In one week it completely became a dirt pot. I know it was root rot now. I would not kave known this except you reminding us about over watering.
Did Laura say she's not strong? Gurl I watched you yank a deep rooted tree out the ground! 😃
As much as I literally look forward to your video's EVERY DAY (in my timezone the video goes up at 8 AM which is perfect for my morning routine), I understand that this many videos is a HUGE amount of work. Please do what is best for you and your family ❤️😊
No joke about the looking forward to your video's: I remember last week or so it being 8:05 (my timezone) or something and there wasn't a new video and I was wondering why 😂 then I checked the community section and you posted that it was your anniversary.
Love Love Love the Sunday recap video’s.
I used to save some videos to save and watch with my Sunday morning coffee ‘Me Time’.
Thank you Thank you Thank you💕
Just what I need while nursing this stubborn cold 👌
Haha! Oh Sarah.... at first glance I thought your post said "....nursing this stubborn CHILD"
Haha! Sorry for your cold!
@@mtnprairieflowerfarm hahaha 😊
Do it!!! You have my permission 😉 to produce 5 videos a week (assuming it doesn't impact your income more than you can tolerate). Bottom line: I don't think we non-UA-cam-content-creators can really appreciate what it takes to produce the quality work you publish.
Love the drone shots
You guys make me laugh outloud. I love the back and forth between you two!
When will you start planting out your spring pots tulips n daffodils. Thank you x
Anyone else remember when Aaron didn't speak during this videos? It was great still, but I really enjoy the dialogue of you two!
I have sandy soil, and it does not stay wet even with this last week of rain. (Pacific northwest Canada 🇨🇦)
Love your hair Laura x 💟🌼🌼🌼🙏😇🇦🇺🕊️🌼
wow, this was all just last week?? lol... so much going on; it's all fabulous, too!! staying home with kids: yup, it's the best, and i know not everyone wants to do that, but we made 'choices' in order to keep me home with the kids and i loved it.. their growth and lives go by in a flash, and you can't get that time back... i love these podcasts, it's nice to see the interaction between both of you and there are always some great questions!!! :)
I definitely think y’all should go down to 5 days a week :) y’all give so so much to us between the two channels. As a viewer that cares about those I view, it’s so good to get a weekend without filming
I have to tell you that every week I am looking for Russel. Where is that kitty is the first thing I am excited to see every Sunday.
I believe on the drill settings you are referring to the torque of the drill. It sets the amount of speed and strength it adds to the drill shank. If you set it too high typically you will strip a screw head vs. too low it will make the loud grinding noise and not go anywhere. Think higher speed when you are drilling a hole in something (like an auger in the dirt) or lower when using as a power screwdriver.
Oops! I typed the answer before you both addressed it. :) I know I feel spoiled with an almost daily video, but truth be told I can't always watch every day. If 5 days a week work better for your family (especially once you factor in homework and extra activity time, which is coming in very shortly). 5 videos are plenty.
Did any one notice? Laura highlighted her zones in the (recommended from her mom years ago) planting pallet! Consistency is a game changer, remind yourself even when zoning the garden! 💘 it.
Laura Family and helpers, always make it easier on y'all, we aren't going anywhere.
Dallas NC
I like that WHAT WOULD LAURA DO? sounds like a fun tee-shirt.
Lol, sky definitely looks color graded!
Here in good ol Central Florida…pansies are hard to find too…Hundreds and hundreds of mums in one - two colors only. Total bummer…. And at one of my local nurseries I go to frequently…no pansies….
Love that mug !
I feel blessed that your videos have taught me so much! Thank you both. Blessings to you!
We have found in clay soil if using a auger go slow. The top 3 inches can be hard easier to break thru by rocking just a little bit. But once you get deeper into the soil, the clay has a tendacy to be more moist. This is the point you want to go slow, be careful because it can bind the auger and cause that auger to spin...this can literally break your wrist. We actually had a rented auger shaft to break in our clay soil. My husband almost got popped under the chin/neck with the portion he was holding when the shaft broke. So make sure you have heavy duty auger, a good power stance/grip, go slow and be careful
I love your videos, but I agree with Aaron. If it will be easier on your family to go down to 5 days a week, please do that. Take your time and enjoy yourselves. We’ll be here whenever you do post 💜
I've tried the Dead Weed Brew twice and it looked like it killed the stuff, but even pulling out the brown weeds - the next rain it was like I didn't do anything at all. I spray the premixed until the weeds are soaked, they turn brown and crinkle but it I don't pull, the stuff just continues to grow - dead on top fresh growth on the bottom. Weeds are just frustrating.
Remember he said not to use the remixed. Use the concentrate at full strength on the label. It will the weeds in one fell swoop.
*Premixed
Here in northern AZ my weeds just laughed at RTU (pre-mixed) Dead Weed Brew but I am having much better luck with full strength concentrate. Saved my small spray bottle tho and fill it up for weed "emergencies" when I don't have time to mix tank sprayer.
Laura is so positive
Oh! Yes dome shots are great.
lol, Laura started to say, 'do you sit on a throne of lies?' to Aaron regarding photoshooting thumbnails 🤣🤣🤣
I would love to see a bloopers video! I know you guys do such a great job with the videos but I think we would appreciate it more of how much work goes into these when we can see your unedited versions (bloopers) sometimes. As always, thanks again for such great content.
Just one more thing I thought of too... you should consider opening up a Garden Answer STORE!! I would be the first one in line to snag up bulbs, corms, seeds... oh my goodness!! How much fun would that be!!! Just one more thing to add to your busy life, right! ;)
Five videos plus recap would be fine, and if something new and surprising pops up in the week, it could be a bonus video. Even if it's just a quickie, not so edited, ( messy hair and all,(LOL), it could be a treat!
Hello Laura, Aaron, Benjamin & Samantha (oh and the fur babies too!). Speaking of Powdery Mildew, could you please share what you do to handle this problem. We had to cut all of our Lilacs down this past Spring, to refresh the large shrubs. They were coming back beautifully then all of a sudden we have been hit with a "blanket" of dang powdery mildew. I so hope we don't loose these shrubs, after all the work we have done with them. Please take care and stay safe ♥.
Love your recaps! (Is there anyway you could put a black background in the screenshots with the questions/comments please? It is just a shock when that white screen pops up, it blinds me.) Love the aerial footage Aaron records and love all the tips Laura gives. I have renewed interest in gardening since watching your videos! Please don't get burnout, fewer videos would be great also, you are always so informative! Blessings to your family 🧡
Can I spray weed killer near and around iris tubers? Thank you! By the way, putting zones in my backyard has helped button up my garden beds for winter and made it more eAsily doable! Thanks for the hint Laura!
I’m laughing so hard I had to stop and leave a comment! Aaron to Laura, “you’re comparing yourself to a version of yourself that doesn’t really exist.” And then, Laura’s face as she looks to the camera. Funny funny funny! I’m going to rewind and watch again! Laughed soooo hard. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
It sucks so bad having clay soil! That clip was so accurate! It's like dried out peanut butter or play doh- it just stays in clumps! (Its a lot harder to dig in than than it would be to dig in to play-doh though! Lol.
Many people work 5 days a week and need the weekend, or equivalent, off from work. It’s essential for balance in your life! Seriously consider the same schedule for your family. It’s not about us, it’s about YOU!!
So many friends have said to us, "Won't you be glad when you finish your landscape?" We are trying to be more considerate with our responses because we have had a tendency to laugh at that question. Finished? No such thing. We love the process as has been evident about our now twenty year project. Oh and by the way, our landscape is 3/4 of an acre. Yes just 3/4 of one acre.
Laura is good! You both are ! No ums or ers! Lovely! Just love your channel! ⁉️❌🙋♀️