ANNUAL MAINTENANCE AT THE CORAL REEF IN UNIVERSITY CITY!
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- It’s been a couple of years and boy oh boy has this beauty come into her own!
It took me, Cullen, Mel, Kevin, Gordon, Greg, Hailey, and our Clients to dial her in.
Many hands make light work.
We had so much fun.
Be sure to tune in tomorrow for a tour of the new “Camille’s Garden” along the side of the property.
I love the maintenances. It is always so great to catch up on an installation, see how it has matured, and see how the edit works out.
Such a gorgeous succulent landscape !!!
It is amazing how much you and your team can get done in a day! This was one of the first videos I watched when I first started following you after moving to CA. Can't believe it has been 2 years. Garden looks beautiful
Doesn’t seem possible it’s been 2 years! Great zen video
This is my most favorite garden that you designed. Looks amazing.
When you said gobsmacked, that was perfect. What a joy to see this garden.
This may be a weird question: how does your client keep people from stealing plants from their garden? It just occurred to me this could be a problem. 😮
It’s an ongoing risk.
So far, this garden has been respected by all that pass by😊
The garden had great bones and the maintenance returns it to such a great show. Great combo of location, size, owner, and you all!!
Thanks for bringing us here, i just cannot say how much i love this instillation.
"Push it all together and SHove it up here", hahahaha. I don't know why but this really cracked me up this morning. And your Ugh(s), and EW. Love the Spring clean-up!
Hope he keeps the sticks on fire! It really fits the coral reef vibe and love the color. It was the first thing I noticed in the video.
Sad too see them gone 😢
I added some back in at the end!
@@LauraEubanks Yay!
Omg what a feast for the eyes 🤩 you guys are amazing!
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing succulents garden looking very lovely
Omg, The plant material in trash can. Please don’t throw them away. I would be happy to take them
all. 😢
I live a few streets over from this installation and ALWAYS swing around the block to gawk at this garden's beauty! I have learned a lot just watching it grow. Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous! My young daughter is so tempted to touch and play but there is something about the space that makes her show reverence and keep her hands to herself (mom's watchful eye as well!). Bummed I didn't walk by on a day you and the DFS team were working your magic. Great work you guys!
10 out of 10 maintenance!!! Stunning!! .... Laura, will u consider adding more blue plants next time? on the side garden the blue was just spectacular and amazing to look at.... maybe you can pull more of it into the coral reef side - blue is the color of the sea/ocean after all.
I wish to have this kind of garden, it’s like heaven but I live in where it gets snow storm and blizzard so my succulents are just in a greenhouse
I would absolutely SWOON if my Kissho Khan and Cream Spike would pup like that! ❤❤❤
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When I Pot the crested species I always add perlite and coal to air and to prevent from fungus. It prevents from rotting
Watching from zone 6b and I just found your channel. So fascinating having never seen this many low water plants. Wondering how I can grow as houseplant? Which would you recommend.
Many of the slow growing cactus crests will thrive in a sunny window.
Absolutely lovely! Have you thought of doing a video on how the client makes those concrete planters?
Yes! One of my favorite installations and I love it when you go back to share how the gardens have grown and flourished. 🌵
It faired well over two years. One of my fave installations. A joy to visit again 💚
Love all your content ! Loving this longer video ❤
This is one of my favorite garden ….just beautiful 😊😊😊
I remember this house and landscaping how time flies. Great clean up it looks nice.
Wow, that is absolutely amazing Laura!
This is one of my favourite projects of yours.
Hi Laura, I noticed a lot of the Sansevieria have brown leaf spot fungus. Maybe you could suggest to your client that they treat their sans with systemic fungicide?
Is that what causes that browning? I was going to ask
@@theweirdplantguy4873 in my experience yes. Specially the laurentii, robusta and hahnii types.
@@oscaredmundfrancisco1052 thank you
I love your camera work today. So much to see.
This has been one of my most favourite installations. Its looks more stunning after the maintainence. Its looks spectacular
One of my fav install, beautiful .
Another great trim team.🌵💚☮️
So much plant matter! So much color! Just beautiful!
That's one epic maintenance 😎 I love watching these
Such an interesting display. So many things to look at and so many pretty spots to see.🎉
One of the best installations! Full of colour and those rocks are beautiful ❤️
Absolutely stunning 😍
Thanks for an extended video. Love it.
Stuck at home with Covid and I was soooo looking forward to a new video today!
Be well💕
Absolutely beautiful, gorgeous job
Looks so amazing! That is a lot of plants!
Absolutely stunning
Thanks for sharing a great artwork of succulents at a garden in the USA. It's really beautiful and magnificent 😍 🤩
I love ur vids!
I thought the other name for _Clivia_ was 'Natal Lily', after the province of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa?
This garden is absolute joy👏👏👏
Such a Colorful Masterpiece!!! Could stand their for hours and take in the Beauty of each specimen!! 🌵🌵
Gobsmacking indeed!! What a stunner this garden is. What was the name of the succulent at 24:43? You mentioned it twice but I couldn’t find it by what I wrote phonetically. Gorgeous gorgeous specimens!! 😍🤩
Amazing 🤩 I love it 😍. People don’t take those plants because I would be so nervous 😬. N what all those leftovers go. 😅
What a piece of heaven there . Great job Laura and company ! Absolutely love that large black leaved Mangave at the top of the mound near the corner where the street sign is. Am lusting after one of those 🙂Recently received an order of 14 plants from Planet Desert near Fallbrook, Ca. Great plants but will be years before they reach impressive size. Hope I live that long. I have a Queen Vic. Regina agave that is close to 25 years old. I live in Wis. so plants only get about four months of outdoors every summer. Had health issues and the poor thing sat in basement without water or light for nearly two years 😞At least two thirds of the bottom is dried and black but the top still has some color. Took it outside a couple weeks ago for rehab on a covered porch. Afraid to water it too much. If it shows any sign of growth before frost in fall, I am wondering if I should pull it out of the pot and cut the roots off if they are dead. How much trunk would you leave to hope for re-rooting ? I am at a loss as to what to do to possibly save it ! Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated THANKS in advance.
this is one of my favorite installations... you could study it for hours... you and your team, wow! a day's work and look at it now!! 😍😍😍😍 ps.. thanks for the note about the clivia... will never call it "that other name" again (i, too, was raised to call it the offensive name)...
Amazing that this was just maintenance or fluff and buff as you said. You were right, I didn’t want to leave (or have you stop filming) there is just so much to look at and enjoy. You astound me with your installations. But I love that you share your knowledge and expertise with us ❤
Love watching and following along with you on your channel. I don't think I'll ever have you visit my garden 😂 because the way I have it situated doesn't jive with how you arrange things. My garden makes me happy ❤
Great job on this garden ❤❤❤
I recognized parts of this garden as you panned around with the camera. Wasn’t there a cactus at the fire glass cave? There is such complex beauty in this design and I guess “gobsmackimg” just about says it al! Can you give me the botanic name for the coin plant? I’m not sure what plant that is.
This is such a beautiful garden oh my gosh!
Wow! It’s like a museum 😍. I’m so excited because I’ll be going to see your Temecula installation, in person, soon 😍
So much fun to see the maintenance. And, as always, unbelievably beautiful!!!
Beautiful work. I live a few blocks away and will have to go check it out. Does anyone know what brand/kind of metal edging that is?
Btw, I visited Southwest B&S for materials for a park i work at. Amazing place
Hi from Oz, Wow don't blame you for not wanting to leave that garden. It is a real credit to you and your team. I just love it and watch the video over and over. It is getting harder for me to work in the garden with much effect but You do encourage me to keep doing what I can. Love from Oz
This is so beautiful. I love your use of the rock swaths that tie everything together. The bed of bright red around the tall cactus was very pretty too. Wish I could be there and see it in person.
Gorgeous !!!
Loved being brought back here it’s so stunning ❤
Such color, shapes, variety! Just gorgeous! ❤
Q bello jardin !!!!!! amazing ! Congratulations !
How did the owner build the planters? I would love to build one for my yard.
Watching from the PNW I love how different the plant life is there
What a beautiful piece of art. I love the coral reef interpretations you come up with.
Would like details on the planters the owner made. Are they wood or ceramic? Hard to tell.
We dont have all rgese in england.Id die to have jyst a couple of them.
Does it ever rain 🌧 ??? Wish my place is as dry as yours most time of the year
Beautiful!
By far my best garden out of all
I wish I could see in person! Beautiful!
All those cuttings. We are drooling!
Absolutely GORGEOUS!!!
I love this one! The team is a maintenance machine!😊
I do get how your maintenance included dialing back some plants and overgrowth using "RESTRAINT" in what you put back. I get so many tips and lessons from your maintenance videos regarding resetting, moving, pruning, adding, and subtracting plants depending on their microclimate success. Fascinating and artful.
Cheers to your team DFS digging up, pruning, resetting, and fulfilling your fine tooth-combing excellent perfectionist professional standards.
Love the before and after video views so we can imagine our own edits as we learn from yours.
The new pot in front of the "beach" with the coppery fire glass is so good, as is the original trigona standing in the milii.
Laura! It's so fun to watch your videos, and not just b/c of the beauty/satisfaction factor; your voice, language, specificity, tone are rigorous and kind. You make learning fun, and shine a light on the benefits of learning by trying. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
Just amazing ☀️ 🌵 🌵🌵🌵 ☀️
I have an enormous mission to mars too. How would I dig it out without puncturing myself? It’s vicious and I’m scared of it! I’d love tips for my safety!
My favorite installation. It's amazing how it looked good before, but after it was so clean and put together. The best garden ever
Love this garden!
Omg the result is stunning!! This garden is so colorful, I love it so much!
One of my faves. Love it. ❤❤❤
I can't wait till tomorrow
Beautiful colors!!!!
Wow this garden has come a long way. Absolutely stunning. 😍
Just can't believe all the cutting went in the bin 😭
This garden is the best ❤
Love ❤️ love ❤️ love!
I have no words too ❤
SPECTACULAR!!!
BEAUTIFUL!!
Are they going to paint that peeling wall?
It’s on the “to do” list.
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I remember the installation. How lovely to see it again. I wonder if little children like to ramble around among the rocks ? I know I would be tempted !! 🤣🪴🌵🌺💕
Just.......😮🥹🥰