I love that she still says "hopefully you found this interesting" 😂 I mean, I would watch you and your mom sit down together with cocktails and talk us through how you're watching paint dry 🤷♀️ I like when you walk us through what's actually happening, instead of contriving some project in order to get a video out! All your content is so helpful, or at least entertaining 😜❤️
Was just saying this to my husband. Laura, if you’re reading this, 99% of us don’t have the size space you have or the access to the resources you have - when we watch your stuff we get to follow along on your gardening adventure from start to finish and in some way feel like WE were part of it. Shoot as much as you feel comfortable sharing. We’re here for it all.
Or drink coffee in her favorite mugs lol The shot of the coffee in the cold frame transformation video is burnt into my memory☕and the cookie🍪 that Benjamin had on their way to decorate her mom's front porch lol
"Should I film it"? YES, wouldn't have known what the process was. Seeing it shows us that it is something that we can tackle. Thank you for all that you do!
While watching this video I was thinking to myself “I bet Laura doesn’t need to think about any exercise regimen” because holy cow the amount of physical labor you do in a day is astounding! If you wore a fitness tracker the number of steps you take in a day would be off the charts! It is no wonder that you look so fit and trim😀
Never apologize for "talking a lot" because I know most of us can sit and listen to you talk about this space for days! I throughly enjoy each and every video y'all do. GA has become a part of my daily routine and my garden thanks you for it too! Much love from central Indiana!
The new property is looking sooooo good! It's unbelievable how much you and your helpers have accomplished in such a short span of time, it's truly impressive.
You were recently “suggested “ to me and now I’m hooked. It’s not just the content but the style and personality of you and other presenters that make for success and a ton of pleasure. Thanks
I had to smile when I saw your “custom made” cinder block tables…we did that for furniture when we were first married 40 years ago! Paul sure is a valuable asset to your team! Removal of high tunnel is a job well done! I’m excited to see you plant some beautiful trees back there!
I will never have the need for a high tunnel but find it all very interesting. I do enjoy seeing your resourcefulness such as building your own tables - keeping in mind how far you can reach, using the scrap wood for 3 or 5 gallon containers, etc. Paul is certainly a valuable member of the team and his pigs are the happy recipients of leftovers :) It's a win-win.
Me three, lol…I am going on a road road trip, but hustled and put some bulbs in before leaving. Such a good feeling! Thanks Aaron and Laura for another interesting and fun video.
Laura thanks so much for filming this. It was interesting to see the process but more importantly for me I really enjoyed seeing your work ethic, perseverance and vision. When I see all that you do and the scale that you do it on, it makes me feel like a slug in my little 60 x 100 yd! I think it's so wonderful how you see beauty in something that is a blank canvas. It truly is a gift.
That does look better. Thanks for walking back to the driveway and showing us your view before and after the removal of the high tunnel. It allowed us to see what ya'll see. It's got to be an Ahhh moment!😄
The edging is so comparatively easy in Oregon, that I like watching Laura. I live in Iowa and we have Kentucky bluegrass with a bit of fescue and black dirt. Cutting in a new edge is like trying to cut through concrete.
Laura, you are just a stud. I’m always so impressed at what you do. Having a lot of back problems and health issues, I have always relied heavily on my husband for so much of the physical labor. Seeing just how much you do on your own has actually inspired me to do more. I put in the drip system in a small flower bed all on my own, which is something I would have never done before. I still can’t do much, but let me just say because of you (and Jess at Roots and Refuge) I’ve done more this year than ever and I’m so proud of myself. Please keep showing us everything you do, it’s never boring and always inspirational.
Please don't apologize for talking, I love all the extra information we get when you're talking through out the whole videos. Thank you for always sharing with us
Your videos are always interesting, Laura. No worries. I learn something from every one….and isn’t that the point….spread the knowledge? Knowledge is forever and never a waste of time. Thank you for sharing yours.
Not related to this video, but.... In the October issue of Digger Magazine, Mark Leichty, director of business development for Little Prince of Oregon Nursery, described Laura as "the biggest influencer in horticulture today,...". I would add that you're a very positive influencer for joy, integrity, hard work and importance of family. Kudos to you, Laura and Aaron, and your entire team.
I really enjoy your videos. I’m sure 2-3 hours of routine work is probably not as exciting as a 10 min clip of garden answers updates. You all are truly inspiring from attitudes to ideas.
Good morning Laura and Aaron! WOWWWWWW, what a difference, in the view, without the high tunnel. 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 It's amazing how you get used to having something that you start to not even see it. Taking that high tunnel down, has made all of the difference.👏👏👏👏
Laura you have some impressive muscles in addition to your high energy. Those frames you lifted were not light but you made it look like it. Even at my fittest I don’t know if I could have done that, multiple times. Good on ya!
Thank you Laura, the real in and out nitty gritty is what makes your channel very interesting! Things don’t magically appear and disappear, it is hard work and someone needs to do it! Thank you for being real! I am constantly reevaluating my plans for our garden space so it is comforting not to feel that I can’t make a decision but the great idea I had today might not work out so well when I spend more time considering all the options. Or running it by my husband for that matter! Thanks again it was fun! 🤗
Please never apologize for what you do. We all love watching you and all the things you do. You keep me dreaming about my garden becoming something other than piles of dirt. Thank you for sharing with us.
I find all of your projects very interesting and motivating! I learn so much even from the simplest of tasks. Please film everything! Lol Thank you for sharing!
That's great that Paul has pigs. My PaPaw had a farmstand with hot house tomatoes and orchards and all of the damaged produce went to feed his two hogs. At the end of each year you get holiday ham :) Pigs and chickens are a great accompaniment to a large garden.
Whether you are taking down a cold frame, or pulling weeds….yes to filming it and having a video! Lol I learn something every time!! Thank you for sharing your journey!
It is so nice that the high tunnels are movable & store so easy! I love those tables that Paul built! I am all for creating things that work for you at half the cost! I grew with my Dad building & creating things that fit our family life! I love listening to your plans for future gardens! 🙂🍁🍂🌳💪🙌
As an apartment dweller who wants a huge garden and lives vicariously through you, I say, yes, keep filming! It really is interesting, since I can get ideas and scale them down. Plus, I’m astounded at how much progress has been made in such a short time!
We all live and learn. Please do not take this as criticism but “Florida weave” style is GREAT here in Florida where we MUST prune our extra growth, keep good air flow, to reduce fungal pressure. However, when I lived in Arizona the extra foliage on tomato plants helped shelter the tomatoes from the blistering sun. Without the extra foliage (and afternoon shade or shade cloth) tomatoes didn’t fare so well. I suspect your summer is more like Arizona than Florida.
I would listen to you read a phone book, if they still existed! You have no idea how much I learn from you in every video! I’m an old (75 years ) gardener but still learning and trying new things. You’ve helped me up my game this year as we purchased 5 acres and built a new house. Now I have a huge blank slate in which to play! We’ve put in trees and a few flower gardens and I have raised beds and drip irrigation materials to add next spring. Can’t wait to get going! I’m having shoulder surgery soon and hope to be totally recovered in time to plant! Thanks for all the ideas, advice, invaluable information, and fun! 😘🤗
Paul seems so innovative! Nice thining outside the box. I'll have to remember that. I've got to build something for this winter I bought waaay too many clearance perennials I'd like to winter over :)
Never worry about filming anything. A good thing about Garden Answer is that so much is going on that the videos are varied in content. Therefore they are not boring. Thanks
Laura, Just to let you know, If it is interesting to you, it is interesting to us. Your viewers don't always have the spaces or infrastructure like you do. And you make the content so very informative. Thank you for including us.🐞
Hi Laura & Arron. What if you turn the “Formal Garden” into your perennial cut flower garden? I know y’all have toyed with making it a formal Rose garden. So you’d get a two for one, formal hedge of roses and production of peonies & such.
We ALWAYS care! I can visualize what you were describing and it's always exciting to watch your space grow and develop and to hear your planning process.
Never apologize for talking, it's isn't too much! The evolution of your property is endlessly fascinating. You teach so many different things in the process of each video. The camera work is so fun as well, I love seeing two Lauras and Aarons working. Any drone videos are great also! Proven winners plants are my 'go to' now!
These maintenance type videos always get me motivated to get in the garden, seeing the south garden evolve is interesting. Helps us to get get a better understanding of the space as a whole as far as reference points, I forgot those tomatoes were even back there, now I remember you planting them many videos, ago!
Seeing what is involved in the maintenance of various structures is great for those of us who might need to make informed decisions about what to buy for our needs. Thank you for showing us the ins and outs!
It opened it up. I like it. Looking forward to see what you come up with. Trees on the other side of fence.....new property? If not there, when Aaron does the drone footage, I see a couple of open areas y'all could expand on.😁🤭 Thank you for the idea also for the tables and supports. We are make my greenhouse and this would be an easy make. Have a great day Garden Answer family.
Of course we loved it! It's a behind the scenes look at how you make things work. Some of us have land and can actually use this pragmatic information, like I could have at one time, and some live in an apartment, like I do now, and just find it all interesting. Mostly, I think we all watch cause it is like hanging out with a good friend. You are real, kind, positive and authentic! And, bonus, we get inspiration along the way. 🧡 God bless you always!
Of course we care! I'm doing exactly what you're doing, landscaping our large rural property. So me seeing how to make an attractive garden from a blank slate is so valuable and helpful. Keep sharing no matter what you think people want to see or not. I bet all of your viewers truly enjoy each episode because there is content in each video that can be applied to all gardening projects. Thanks you from the bottom of my heart for information and inspiration. I'm landscaping my dream property on the "other side of the state"- Oregon's wine country, Yamhill County in the Willamette Valley. 🥰
Good morning, Laura ☕️ Personally, I’m glad you recorded it; super helpful if you’re on the fence for a high tunnel. They served their purpose and now you have them if you need them. New property is looking amazing 🤩. Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈
Thanks for this! One seldom has the opportunity to see a bare space transform into a beautiful garden. Everything you show us is useful for those with similar circumstances and interesting for those of us who ever wandered about such structures. Keep on doing you. Take care
I find it so refreshing to see how you and Aaron work together. You have a common goal and do the work together. Key word…. Together… sorry but feeling a little jealous just because that is how I always though it should be. So thankful that you have that and also set a great example for the world to see
WE ALWAYS CARE! Every little thing you do in your garden speaks to possibilities, ideas and sparking creativity for our own spaces. Film it all :-) Thanks for sharing.
🙋Good morning from Dallas, North Carolina. 👍🏻 I just love watching you guys do your magic. 💫 You make hard work..., 💪🏻 look so easy, and effortless. Y'all have such great vision! I'm sure you'll put just the right thing in its place. Sending blessings, good energy, and love your way...!!!! 🙏🏻🙌🏻❤
Love sitting down in the evening before bed to watch, Australian time, with a coffee. Did you ever speak to the neighbours about continuing their trees? Love having a blank canvas to imagine a new plans. Thanks for sharing!
I find all your videos extremely educational. I’ve learned so much about flowers, trees/shrubs and everything in between. I get giddy excited looking at a plant or flower in the local nursery thinking to myself what I think it is and then looking at the tag and find out I’m right. It’s like making a 100 on a spelling test in elementary school.
Laura, you could read a book on grass seed and film it and we would love it. Never worry about if anyone is going to like the video or not. We just like seeing a new one - rest assure. :)
Just gotta say.. Aaron’s editing skills are just 😘🤌🏽 the time lapse editing of the stacking behind the black fence was so good!! Yeah idk, I really enjoyed that lol 😂
Yes, anytime to expand our knowledge of gardening and garden maintenance is applauded and appreciated. Win, Win, for sure!! Hope your Mother is taking care and feeling better❤️
watching your videos has changed my whole attitude toward gardening. we go to th nursery often now. i get so excited when i recognize a plant name you have talked about. i am learning everyday with you. thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Hi Laura! Your flowers in the cut-flower-garden look beautiful. Will you be making flower arrangements to give away again? I think that was so sweet when you and your mom did that.
Laura, I think we all love to hear your thought process. You make make what you think might be sort of mundane interesting for use wanna be gardeners. You are really an inspiration.
Yes, of course we are interested! We are on this gardening journey with you! I know you don’t usually wear gloves, I’m the same when I work with the dirt, but for building materials, they are a must! Please wear gloves! I was afraid you were going to cut your hands on something 😬😬 I speak from experience! Take care of those hands 😘👋🏼👌🏼
So glad you shared the process of dismantling and storing the cold frame, as well as the clever table and support designs. Would love to know what ladders you were using… looked like they were lightweight but sturdy and tall enough to get to those hard to reach, elusive spaces! Thank you for always being informative and inspiring!
Yes I enjoyed this video. I enjoy seeing all the things you do to take care of your garden . But in truth I would watch you doing anything just to enjoy your wonderful attitude and to see glimpses of the flowers and plants. Thanks for sharing your life with us !!
If you haven't settled on a plan for the formal garden - I know Aaron wants to put a pathway in, and i think that's a fabulous idea - why not turn it into a perennial garden? You would certainly spend more time there with roses, peonies, and a lovely path to stroll down in the evenings. ~ Lisa
What if you put roses and peonies in the center of the cut flower garden? Chateau villandry in France had some really cool climbing roses around benches in the corners of their garden grid. You should check them out for inspiration!
I think you’d really enjoy having a roof over that compost area, or even part of it, so there would be protection for the stuff you store back there in the winter!
Hi Laura. Love watching your videos and hearing your thoughts as you plan your gardens. When you mention changing the dark border of the cutting flower garden from mulch to grass, I wonder if the green will blend together too much. I’ve really enjoyed how that area is defined and special as well as orderly. I know both you and Aaron love grass, but just had to throw that concern out there.
I love that she still says "hopefully you found this interesting" 😂 I mean, I would watch you and your mom sit down together with cocktails and talk us through how you're watching paint dry 🤷♀️ I like when you walk us through what's actually happening, instead of contriving some project in order to get a video out! All your content is so helpful, or at least entertaining 😜❤️
Perfectly said. It’s real content. That’s what we are here for.
Exactly! Still humble even with their massive following.
Well said and totally agree on authenticity of content. With a young family we are truly blessed to have Laura’s time and energy shared with us.
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Yup
“Does anyone even care should I film this” 😂 oh Laura we’d watch you tie your shoes if you wore shoes with laces 💚 have a blessed day!
So true! 🤣
Sure would! 🥰
Was just saying this to my husband. Laura, if you’re reading this, 99% of us don’t have the size space you have or the access to the resources you have - when we watch your stuff we get to follow along on your gardening adventure from start to finish and in some way feel like WE were part of it. Shoot as much as you feel comfortable sharing. We’re here for it all.
😆 same with Benjamin, Aaron and her parents. 😆. Benjamin is just sooooo cute and helpful OMGoodness, no surprise he’s their offspring 🤣
Or drink coffee in her favorite mugs lol The shot of the coffee in the cold frame transformation video is burnt into my memory☕and the cookie🍪 that Benjamin had on their way to decorate her mom's front porch lol
I love it when multiple Lauras show up and today we had multiple Aarons too!
It kinda creeped me out at first but now it makes me giggle 🤭
Oh I just giggle with delight when they double up lol
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So fun, right? I love it too!
Yes!! My little girl said as we watched "Look mom, there are two of your friends!!"
"Should I film it"? YES, wouldn't have known what the process was. Seeing it shows us that it is something that we can tackle. Thank you for all that you do!
While watching this video I was thinking to myself “I bet Laura doesn’t need to think about any exercise regimen” because holy cow the amount of physical labor you do in a day is astounding! If you wore a fitness tracker the number of steps you take in a day would be off the charts! It is no wonder that you look so fit and trim😀
Never apologize for "talking a lot" because I know most of us can sit and listen to you talk about this space for days! I throughly enjoy each and every video y'all do. GA has become a part of my daily routine and my garden thanks you for it too! Much love from central Indiana!
Yes!!! Every morning the best way to start th3 day!!!
Were anyone else's eyes just GLUED to the cut flower garden whenever it was in view? SOOO pretty!
YES!!!
Yes, wished we could get another cut garden tour!
Yyyeeeessssssss!
The new property is looking sooooo good! It's unbelievable how much you and your helpers have accomplished in such a short span of time, it's truly impressive.
You were recently “suggested “ to me and now I’m hooked. It’s not just the content but the style and personality of you and other presenters that make for success and a ton of pleasure. Thanks
So true! I love her style and personality! Lots of knowledge as well 👌
Welcome to the GA family. Your mornings just got a lot better.
Absolutely 💯‼️😁
I had to smile when I saw your “custom made” cinder block tables…we did that for furniture when we were first married 40 years ago! Paul sure is a valuable asset to your team! Removal of high tunnel is a job well done! I’m excited to see you plant some beautiful trees back there!
We had that kind of "furniture", too, in our first apartment, and garden chairs with blankets in them. LOL! It worked until we got real furniture.😃
Looks good! You make it look so easy. Don’t be deceived, people. It’s still pretty hard work. Helps to have proper tools and a strong, fit body. 💚💚💚
I will never have the need for a high tunnel but find it all very interesting. I do enjoy seeing your resourcefulness such as building your own tables - keeping in mind how far you can reach, using the scrap wood for 3 or 5 gallon containers, etc. Paul is certainly a valuable member of the team and his pigs are the happy recipients of leftovers :) It's a win-win.
This got me out into the garden. If you could take down a cold frame, I can plant some bulbs. It's cold here in UK. Ideal for planting bulbs :)
Same! Nothing like some garden answer motivation
Me three, lol…I am going on a road road trip, but hustled and put some bulbs in before leaving. Such a good feeling! Thanks Aaron and Laura for another interesting and fun video.
Laura thanks so much for filming this. It was interesting to see the process but more importantly for me I really enjoyed seeing your work ethic, perseverance and vision. When I see all that you do and the scale that you do it on, it makes me feel like a slug in my little 60 x 100 yd! I think it's so wonderful how you see beauty in something that is a blank canvas. It truly is a gift.
That does look better. Thanks for walking back to the driveway and showing us your view before and after the removal of the high tunnel. It allowed us to see what ya'll see. It's got to be an Ahhh moment!😄
Laura: “Sorry, that was a lot of talking.”
Me: umm 🤔 this 12 minute video is WAY too short 😢
Is that your cat? So adorable!
@@jelatinosa it is a cat that looks just like him...
Lol, I was thinking the same thing!! ⌛️
SO short. 😆
When you edge the grass walkway, you could use the extra sod to fill in the bare spots that need re-seeding.
The edging is so comparatively easy in Oregon, that I like watching Laura. I live in Iowa and we have Kentucky bluegrass with a bit of fescue and black dirt. Cutting in a new edge is like trying to cut through concrete.
@@wordsalad01 "Comparatively" and you cannot use a half moon edger at all here.
Read my mind.
Laura, you are just a stud. I’m always so impressed at what you do. Having a lot of back problems and health issues, I have always relied heavily on my husband for so much of the physical labor. Seeing just how much you do on your own has actually inspired me to do more. I put in the drip system in a small flower bed all on my own, which is something I would have never done before. I still can’t do much, but let me just say because of you (and Jess at Roots and Refuge) I’ve done more this year than ever and I’m so proud of myself. Please keep showing us everything you do, it’s never boring and always inspirational.
Please don't apologize for talking, I love all the extra information we get when you're talking through out the whole videos. Thank you for always sharing with us
Your videos are always interesting, Laura. No worries. I learn something from every one….and isn’t that the point….spread the knowledge? Knowledge is forever and never a waste of time. Thank you for sharing yours.
Not related to this video, but.... In the October issue of Digger Magazine, Mark Leichty, director of business development for Little Prince of Oregon Nursery, described Laura as "the biggest influencer in horticulture today,...". I would add that you're a very positive influencer for joy, integrity, hard work and importance of family. Kudos to you, Laura and Aaron, and your entire team.
Good morning! Nice to see what is becoming of the high tunnels. And the table solution is brilliant. Paul did a great job on them, very economical. 👍
Yes, and the frames to keep the plants upright were a great addition!
I really enjoy your videos. I’m sure 2-3 hours of routine work is probably not as exciting as a 10 min clip of garden answers updates. You all are truly inspiring from attitudes to ideas.
Good morning Laura and Aaron!
WOWWWWWW, what a difference, in the view, without the high tunnel.
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It's amazing how you get used to having something that you start to not even see it. Taking that high tunnel down, has made all of the difference.👏👏👏👏
Laura you have some impressive muscles in addition to your high energy. Those frames you lifted were not light but you made it look like it. Even at my fittest I don’t know if I could have done that, multiple times. Good on ya!
Nice that Laura and Aaron had their twins help them in this video? That was clever editing?
Thank you Laura, the real in and out nitty gritty is what makes your channel very interesting! Things don’t magically appear and disappear, it is hard work and someone needs to do it! Thank you for being real! I am constantly reevaluating my plans for our garden space so it is comforting not to feel that I can’t make a decision but the great idea I had today might not work out so well when I spend more time considering all the options. Or running it by my husband for that matter! Thanks again it was fun! 🤗
Please never apologize for what you do. We all love watching you and all the things you do. You keep me dreaming about my garden becoming something other than piles of dirt. Thank you for sharing with us.
"We Care" you could be weeding all day and we would watch :)
I find all of your projects very interesting and motivating! I learn so much even from the simplest of tasks. Please film everything! Lol Thank you for sharing!
You have so much energy with all your projects. Love to see a birds eye view of your property to see it in all it’s glory .
That's great that Paul has pigs. My PaPaw had a farmstand with hot house tomatoes and orchards and all of the damaged produce went to feed his two hogs. At the end of each year you get holiday ham :) Pigs and chickens are a great accompaniment to a large garden.
I would watch pretty much anything you post and find it interesting. You & Aaron are so good at what you do!
Aaron, thumbs up for the excellent editing ... photoshopping inthe amazing blue sky with puffy white clouds. 😉
Hahaha 🤣
I love how Laura had the left side and Laura had the right side. I wish I had two of me to help w/my garden chores.
Whether you are taking down a cold frame, or pulling weeds….yes to filming it and having a video! Lol I learn something every time!! Thank you for sharing your journey!
It is so nice that the high tunnels are movable & store so easy! I love those tables that Paul built! I am all for creating things that work for you at half the cost! I grew with my Dad building & creating things that fit our family life! I love listening to your plans for future gardens! 🙂🍁🍂🌳💪🙌
As an apartment dweller who wants a huge garden and lives vicariously through you, I say, yes, keep filming! It really is interesting, since I can get ideas and scale them down. Plus, I’m astounded at how much progress has been made in such a short time!
We all live and learn. Please do not take this as criticism but “Florida weave” style is GREAT here in Florida where we MUST prune our extra growth, keep good air flow, to reduce fungal pressure. However, when I lived in Arizona the extra foliage on tomato plants helped shelter the tomatoes from the blistering sun. Without the extra foliage (and afternoon shade or shade cloth) tomatoes didn’t fare so well. I suspect your summer is more like Arizona than Florida.
I would listen to you read a phone book, if they still existed! You have no idea how much I learn from you in every video! I’m an old (75 years ) gardener but still learning and trying new things. You’ve helped me up my game this year as we purchased 5 acres and built a new house. Now I have a huge blank slate in which to play! We’ve put in trees and a few flower gardens and I have raised beds and drip irrigation materials to add next spring. Can’t wait to get going! I’m having shoulder surgery soon and hope to be totally recovered in time to plant! Thanks for all the ideas, advice, invaluable information, and fun! 😘🤗
Very informative! So glad you filmed this. Don't doubt yourself, your posts are so eagerly watched by all of us.
Paul seems so innovative! Nice thining outside the box. I'll have to remember that. I've got to build something for this winter I bought waaay too many clearance perennials I'd like to winter over :)
Who isn't impressed with Laura's willingness to tackle any project? Doesn't mind climbing ladders or getting dirty. #GOALS
Never worry about filming anything. A good thing about Garden Answer is that so much is going on that the videos are varied in content. Therefore they are not boring. Thanks
Laura, Just to let you know, If it is interesting to you, it is interesting to us. Your viewers don't always have the spaces or infrastructure like you do. And you make the content so very informative. Thank you for including us.🐞
Hi Laura & Arron. What if you turn the “Formal Garden” into your perennial cut flower garden? I know y’all have toyed with making it a formal Rose garden. So you’d get a two for one, formal hedge of roses and production of peonies & such.
That is a great idea!
Paul is very talented as helpful. Those scrap wood supports are awesome.
Watching you narrate while dust blows around the garden would be interesting! Yes, we’re interested and we care!
I couldn't help but focus on how beautiful the backdrop of the sky, trees and cut flower garden looked😍
We ALWAYS care! I can visualize what you were describing and it's always exciting to watch your space grow and develop and to hear your planning process.
Never apologize for talking, it's isn't too much! The evolution of your property is endlessly fascinating. You teach so many different things in the process of each video. The camera work is so fun as well, I love seeing two Lauras and Aarons working. Any drone videos are great also! Proven winners plants are my 'go to' now!
These maintenance type videos always get me motivated to get in the garden, seeing the south garden evolve is interesting. Helps us to get get a better understanding of the space as a whole as far as reference points, I forgot those tomatoes were even back there, now I remember you planting them many videos, ago!
Seeing what is involved in the maintenance of various structures is great for those of us who might need to make informed decisions about what to buy for our needs. Thank you for showing us the ins and outs!
It opened it up. I like it. Looking forward to see what you come up with. Trees on the other side of fence.....new property? If not there, when Aaron does the drone footage, I see a couple of open areas y'all could expand on.😁🤭 Thank you for the idea also for the tables and supports. We are make my greenhouse and this would be an easy make. Have a great day Garden Answer family.
Good morning 🌞
Central Ohio here.
Can't start my day until I have my coffee and Garden Answer!..lol
Of course we loved it! It's a behind the scenes look at how you make things work. Some of us have land and can actually use this pragmatic information, like I could have at one time, and some live in an apartment, like I do now, and just find it all interesting. Mostly, I think we all watch cause it is like hanging out with a good friend. You are real, kind, positive and authentic! And, bonus, we get inspiration along the way. 🧡 God bless you always!
Really open up the view as you drive into the property. Great idea about the trees for long distance view.
Love hearing the ideas and dreams of what you want the space to be ☺️
Always lov÷ the aerial views! Paul is a Godsend!
Of course we care! I'm doing exactly what you're doing, landscaping our large rural property. So me seeing how to make an attractive garden from a blank slate is so valuable and helpful. Keep sharing no matter what you think people want to see or not. I bet all of your viewers truly enjoy each episode because there is content in each video that can be applied to all gardening projects. Thanks you from the bottom of my heart for information and inspiration. I'm landscaping my dream property on the "other side of the state"- Oregon's wine country, Yamhill County in the Willamette Valley. 🥰
Laura, I enjoyed your project very much. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day!
Aww - a cute mini forest, at the back, would be an amazing play area for Benjamin and Samantha when they grow up - like a natural play area :)
Great production value love the double shots of you and Aaron on the ladders 🪜 > gorgeous
Good morning Garden Answer family , I hope everyone is ready to tidy up the garden after this season, I'm just not there yet!!!!
Good morning, Laura ☕️ Personally, I’m glad you recorded it; super helpful if you’re on the fence for a high tunnel. They served their purpose and now you have them if you need them. New property is looking amazing 🤩. Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈
Thanks for this! One seldom has the opportunity to see a bare space transform into a beautiful garden. Everything you show us is useful for those with similar circumstances and interesting for those of us who ever wandered about such structures. Keep on doing you. Take care
Yes we want to see. It's all part of the process. And I'm learning so much. Sometimes it's those little things. Glad your repurposing all the gravel.
I find it so refreshing to see how you and Aaron work together. You have a common goal and do the work together. Key word…. Together… sorry but feeling a little jealous just because that is how I always though it should be. So thankful that you have that and also set a great example for the world to see
WE ALWAYS CARE! Every little thing you do in your garden speaks to possibilities, ideas and sparking creativity for our own spaces. Film it all :-) Thanks for sharing.
Cut flower garden is still looking amazing! We always want to see what Laura is doing🤣💚💖
🙋Good morning from Dallas, North Carolina. 👍🏻 I just love watching you guys do your magic. 💫 You make hard work..., 💪🏻 look so easy, and effortless. Y'all have such great vision! I'm sure you'll put just the right thing in its place. Sending blessings, good energy, and love your way...!!!! 🙏🏻🙌🏻❤
Love sitting down in the evening before bed to watch, Australian time, with a coffee. Did you ever speak to the neighbours about continuing their trees? Love having a blank canvas to imagine a new plans. Thanks for sharing!
I find all your videos extremely educational. I’ve learned so much about flowers, trees/shrubs and everything in between. I get giddy excited looking at a plant or flower in the local nursery thinking to myself what I think it is and then looking at the tag and find out I’m right. It’s like making a 100 on a spelling test in elementary school.
I can listen to you all day talking gardening
,You always make it so interesting
Laura, you could read a book on grass seed and film it and we would love it. Never worry about if anyone is going to like the video or not. We just like seeing a new one - rest assure. :)
seeing you do mundane things in your garden is so much better than other videos
Just gotta say.. Aaron’s editing skills are just 😘🤌🏽 the time lapse editing of the stacking behind the black fence was so good!! Yeah idk, I really enjoyed that lol 😂
Yes, anytime to expand our knowledge of gardening
and garden maintenance is applauded and appreciated. Win, Win, for sure!! Hope your Mother is taking care and feeling better❤️
I always recommend your videos to friends who have bigger gardens than mine, so film everything! Someone out there is looking for that info. 👍🏻💫
Always interested in what is evolving!
watching your videos has changed my whole attitude toward gardening. we go to th nursery often now. i get so excited when i recognize a plant name you have talked about. i am learning everyday with you. thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Hi Laura, great job on removing the high tunnel! 🙌👏👏👏
Hi Laura! Your flowers in the cut-flower-garden look beautiful. Will you be making flower arrangements to give away again? I think that was so sweet when you and your mom did that.
Laura, I think we all love to hear your thought process. You make make what you think might be sort of mundane interesting for use wanna be gardeners. You are really an inspiration.
I very much enjoy listening and learning from you. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.
Loved the video today was very interesting. And full of good advice as always Laura.
I loved this video, it was so fun looking at the landscape, your hard work is paying off, really comin along nicely!
This was absolutely informative! Seeing someone else do this gives me more knowledge and experience when I take this project on myself! Thank you!
Gorgeous view! Definitely inspired to grow a cut flower garden next year
Yes, of course we are interested! We are on this gardening journey with you! I know you don’t usually wear gloves, I’m the same when I work with the dirt, but for building materials, they are a must! Please wear gloves! I was afraid you were going to cut your hands on something 😬😬 I speak from experience! Take care of those hands 😘👋🏼👌🏼
So glad you shared the process of dismantling and storing the cold frame, as well as the clever table and support designs. Would love to know what ladders you were using… looked like they were lightweight but sturdy and tall enough to get to those hard to reach, elusive spaces! Thank you for always being informative and inspiring!
Yes I enjoyed this video. I enjoy seeing all the things you do to take care of your garden . But in truth I would watch you doing anything just to enjoy your wonderful attitude and to see glimpses of the flowers and plants. Thanks for sharing your life with us !!
It's going to look wonderful! Have a blessed week! Will watch anything you 🎥. Hugs🤗💜🤗
Or maybe a sundial area. It should be something really cool in that area. Something worth making the long trek from your home to see
If you haven't settled on a plan for the formal garden - I know Aaron wants to put a pathway in, and i think that's a fabulous idea - why not turn it into a perennial garden? You would certainly spend more time there with roses, peonies, and a lovely path to stroll down in the evenings. ~ Lisa
What if you put roses and peonies in the center of the cut flower garden? Chateau villandry in France had some really cool climbing roses around benches in the corners of their garden grid. You should check them out for inspiration!
I think you’d really enjoy having a roof over that compost area, or even part of it, so there would be protection for the stuff you store back there in the winter!
That open space would be perfect for another Hartley in black.
It was interesting, especially when one is considering purchasing a high tunnel. 😊
Good morning garden answer family all over the world!! Laura I found this very helpful, thank you!!
Hi Laura. Love watching your videos and hearing your thoughts as you plan your gardens. When you mention changing the dark border of the cutting flower garden from mulch to grass, I wonder if the green will blend together too much. I’ve really enjoyed how that area is defined and special as well as orderly. I know both you and Aaron love grass, but just had to throw that concern out there.