I live in northern England and I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone so happy to see overcast skies as Laura and calling heavy rain “awesome” is a complete anomaly to me 😂
When you live in a desert, rain is very welcome. (I’m from the same area as Laura, and I LOVE rain). When I visited England, there was a heat wave. I was so surprised to see people flocking to parks and sitting on the grass in the hot sun 😅. I was looking for refuge somewhere with air conditioning. 🤣
@@laraemitchell9064 the U.K. had a very hot summer last year, in July daytime temperatures reached 40°C (104°F) and nighttime temperatures remained high too at over 80°F, couple those temperatures with the humidity we have…..🥵
Me too, we had our three days of summer and now it’s grey and cold again!! I love their big skies though, those clouds looked like a low ceiling!! Far nicer than the wall to wall grey rain we have. But at least we don’t have to set up watering systems. Thankful for small mercies.
I love it and you perfectly summed it up - a riot of color! Supertunias are such a great investment as an annual. This year, I decided to try growing petunias instead. I failed last year so I went overboard while seeding trays and now I have almost 90 petunia plants. Experiments are such a fun way to discover what works for you. Which hay rack are you most excited to see perform?
Hi Laura, The beauty about this set up is you can swap the order around should you every want to plant an ombré rainbow 🌈 Similar to what you’re doing in the Dahlia and Rose gardens. Thanks for planting them so we can see their growth habits. Also, thank you for all the garden updates this year, they do take time and I for one, appreciate it. ❤
You planting these hay racks with the pink supertunas before was my favorite look, esp when they seemed to have swallowed up the fence with how big they'd gotten. It's such a quaint and lovely look 🥰🥰
I know you said this is where you park but I really can't make out where the area is. I see a part of the south garden behind you and the long driveway also... can't really place where these are though...so will wait for the updates. They look so good!
Yay! The hay racks are back! Hat’s off to Aaron and Paul for all the set up. That whole fence will be amazing, and a true test of all those plants. Looking forward to updates. 👍
I ADORE what you do with these Hay racks! I have always looked forward to seeing them every year and was sad when you put them away in the barn for several years. THANK YOU Aaron for bringing them back out to SHINE!
Couldn't quite figure out where the hayrack fence was on the property....we will start needing drone shots to get our bearings 😆...but Russell always knows the way.....🐈🐈🐈always interesting!
That's me too! But I think it's the very south fence of the south garden. Like the back fence behind the orchard fence/supply section and right by the back corner with the hydrangeas!
Echoing the other comments, this will be a great educational opportunity to see how the new plants perform. And thank you for showing how you set up the watering system. I am thinking of switching to drip irrigation and need all the research I can find.🐈 Russell is a sweet supervisor. He loves you so much. Thanks again for the pop ups of some of the plants. Nice editing job as well, so seamless. 🌸🌼🏵
I just put in a small drip system this year, it covers four small garden beds. This channel took my worry out and I’m so happy with the result because they all have full sun exposure. It’s a learning process so give yourself grace and patience! I’m 68 years old and I did one garden a day. So happy I beat the 90 plus days! Good luck. Can’t wait to see how theses racks of theirs look in a couple of weeks!
Of all your spring planting projects so far, I think this is the one I'm most looking forward to updates on! These look fab as it is and I cannot wait for your full review so I know what to request at the local garden center to add to my garden. Cheers!
What fun to see the hayracks back in action. Remember seeing them in storage in top of barn when you said ‘we decided to hang in to them for awhile to see if we find a use for them down the road’. So glad you did!!! 💕👍💕 Can’t wait for the updates on all those exciting new and improved beautiful Proven Winner plants!!!
Glad the eco pots break down, but I live in KY and I wouldn't plant them in the ground either. Just seems too thick for annuals that will only be planted for a season!
I’m really excited to see how the torenia, James Britannia, and bidens do! I’m sure I am in the minority but I just don’t love petunias all that much- I actually don’t like when a plant is all blooms without much foliage coming through. I think having the background of visible foliage is just a more pleasing look for me and frames the flowers so they aren’t lost individually in a big mass. Silly, I know 😆 So having the diversity of those plants among the petunias will be really interesting to see unfold!
Well, that was a different opening! We got Aaron and Paul! Cool! That is a perfect spot for the hayracks. I like all of the new plants and it will be great to see how they perform. That's a blessing for ya'll to have all this rain this year! Yay!
What a fun journey to be a part of. This is why I start my day right here. This type of experiment gives me confidence when planning next year’s garden and buying plants Thank you GA
Looking great. Great job Paul and Aron. Love the plants. Hopefully they will give us a wonderful show. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Has Aaron ever considered setting up a mount for a camera , facing the hayracks. Then taking a photo every week or even every day? I bet it would make a cool time lapse video.
Oh this is going to be beautiful! I can’t wait to see how these all grow in and I love seeing all of the new varieties for next year! Glad you decided to bring back the hay racks. 😀 Have a great day!
we have hit a dry spot, have to water some of my little trees, we need rain and you are getting it when you normally dont, weird how weather systems work
My double up white begonias are not performing well at all. There are no flowers. They are in a full sun container. Maybe they need some shade? I think we have traded places. We have been in a drought here in Ohio! Would love some rain.
I know this would be a pain to do. But on the hay racks for example. I wish you would throw the name of the flower as you say them on the screen. Since I’m not familiar with all of them it would allow me to write them down. This is going to be a beautiful project.
Custom brackets are a great idea. I have four hay racks on a vinyl deck rail and the brackets available don’t exactly fit the railing. This year I planted them up with a mix of chocolate mint, cat mint, and yellow lantana. Also mix in cilantro, sage, and celosia. The bees and butterflies are loving it. Supertunia Vista Bubblegum has become a staple in my garden thanks to you!
@@dianequist835 It’s nice to have herbs right outside the kitchen within easy reach, isn’t it? There they are top of mind when cooking. Can’t let bees have all the fun😆.
Fun project! That's a great way to trial plants. You guys have had amazing weather this spring. I'm wondering if all of the rain has created any significant increase in your humidity? That's the downside to getting enough rain, but I haven't heard you mention it at all, so maybe you are getting the best of both worlds?
It's going to be really colorful! I am a little surprised at Laura to put all different colors but am excited to see how it's going to grow and look! Beautiful flowers! Can't wait to see her progress 😍🤗❤️🤗
Yay…I’m so glad to see the hayracks. I fell in love with the vista bubble gum in them. I had a vinyl fence installed at the end of 2018 and have had my hayracks on it ever since. Just love the effect. You guys have great ideas
Bellisimo! Beautiful as always. I would be worried that many baskets would be too much weight for that fence. Did the city complain you covered the underground service access with mulch?
Garden tours more often! 🎉🎉🎉 The hayracks are going to be such a great way to test these new plants. Also loving the double white blooms, I'll be cheering that one on.
This is such a fun project to see you start! I have to ask as also having my husband and I as a work-from-home mom & dad... do you have a babysitter for the kids or do you and Aaron switch off through the day? I'm a little jealous of all you manage to accomplish!!! :)
Laura I can totally understand your excitement about rain. We haven’t had any rain for like more than 2 weeks now. Can’t wait to see the hay racks in the next few weeks.
I am in Ohio and we are 19 days without rain and will probably hit 22 before any is forecasted. Question. Could you paint the supply hose white so it blends in with the fence better?
I say this with concern....SUN HAT AND SUNSCREEN YOUNG LADY...WE LOVE THE BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS AND OUR BEAUTIFUL LAURA. STAY SAFE. YOU'RE SO CAREFUL WITH YOUR PLANTS SUN EXPOSURE, PLEASE DO THE SAME FOR YOUSELF...❤😂
You have definitely inspired me to try some annuals. I usually do mostly perennials, except in pots. I just love the look of the Superbelles Pink Cashmere that you used in the hayrack. Calling them hayracks is amusing to me, as a hayrack in Kansas is a large wagon pulled by a tractor or horses that holds many people on a ride around the fields during the fall season usually.
Giving PRAISE to GOD for all your gain! The GARDEN ANSWER family is REJOICING for the Hay Racks going back up !!!! I'm LOVING.....Superbena® Pink Cashmere™ 🌸🌸 Catalina® Pink Wishbone Flower 🌸🌸 Superbells® Doublette Love Swept™ 🌸🌸 Superbells® Double White 🌸🌸 Superbells® Pink 🌸🌸 Safari® Sky South African Phlox 🌸🌸 - Thank you Aaron for the visions of the Hay Racks going back up --- good job son!
Good morning! Rain beautiful rain!! My grass looks like straw so if you figure out a way to send it to Illinois I’d be grateful. That fence line is going to be stunning! Can’t wait to see with a little growth on the plants.
Where is this on your property? Can’t orient myself. I wonder if adding a bit of acidifier to the superbells soil might help? Yes, they like good drainage, but I am convinced that they like acidic soil better than alkaline, also. I have stopped even trying. I am surrounded by limestone quarries. My bedrock is limestone. My well water comes out of that limestone. Some things are worth fussing over and some are just a waste of money for me.
Brilliant! What a gift to your followers having the ability to watch individual plants thrive, or not over a season. I will be closely following their progress. Fan in Bozeman, MT.
Hi Laura and Aaron, love you guys and your videos as the are extremely helpful. My question for you today is regarding watering and being hooked up to a well. We have a well, and we were told that having a sprinkler system is not good for the pump. Have you guys had any issues with yours? And how did you set it up to have the sprinkler system?
So fun! I love the idea of seeing how each plant will perform! I am trying scovola for the first time this year but in a more Lavender shade. I am loving it so far. Plus I have used orange Campfire Bidens for several years and love that one too. The Marshmallow variety is super cute. The yellow finch is going to be one I look for next year. I love the name. I cannot wait to see the progress of the hayracks this year!!
Laura can you tell me where Million Bells fits in with all of these other varieties of bell flowers. The lady at my local garden center said they will grow FAST! ❤
Ok I live in Arizona in the valley and I understand your love for cloudy and rainy days! Such beautiful flowers. I am so excited to see how they all due and I am happy that you put them where you did. Once again great choice!!!
Hey you have brought the hayrack back. Was sad to see them go. So glad they are back. They just so beautiful filled with so many beautiful plants. Can't wait to see how they do. I know rain is better for your plants and garden. But we get to much in the UK. But l can understand why you love it.
Morning Sweet Laura, Aaron,Paul, Benniman, These our going to be so beautiful,Love your choses of flowers. I have looked and looked for Super Tuna, At both Lowe's and Walmart. Im.wondering way Proven Winters, ha😮sn't bless us with them? Laura, please put in a good word for us here in Ok. I have to grow in pots here at my Apt.But, like you Sweet Laura, I love them so full and lush. My love to you all. Gods Blessings. Wanda In Ok.There all so beautiful. Sweet Laura
This is going to look amazing. And while I know this is their business, in the back of my mind it still goes that this display would cost over $2500 for the flowers alone! With these compost pots, now in my area it costs $7.99 per pot when they were 4.99 or 5.99. I love my proven winners and I spent over $600 this year, it just still blew my mind on price. Yes, I know this per area, but did anyone else see this large of an increase? I just love to try all the new annuals , but I stuck with all my go to’s b/c I got 1/3 of what I would for this price.😢 such a bummer not being negative
I live in northern England and I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone so happy to see overcast skies as Laura and calling heavy rain “awesome” is a complete anomaly to me 😂
There's much of the midwest that would react the same rn.🙏
When you live in a desert, rain is very welcome. (I’m from the same area as Laura, and I LOVE rain). When I visited England, there was a heat wave. I was so surprised to see people flocking to parks and sitting on the grass in the hot sun 😅. I was looking for refuge somewhere with air conditioning. 🤣
@@laraemitchell9064 the U.K. had a very hot summer last year, in July daytime temperatures reached 40°C (104°F) and nighttime temperatures remained high too at over 80°F, couple those temperatures with the humidity we have…..🥵
It’s an anomaly? You didn’t know people lived in different climates? You probably never see sun is my guess.
Me too, we had our three days of summer and now it’s grey and cold again!!
I love their big skies though, those clouds looked like a low ceiling!!
Far nicer than the wall to wall grey rain we have. But at least we don’t have to set up watering systems. Thankful for small mercies.
Glad to see Aaron got his hay racks back! This must be his season, rose garden, hay racks, what's next a pond? 😄 Love all your videos!
I thought the same when I saw the hay racks were back, happy dance for Aaron!!
Bring on a small lake 😂
Ooh I sure hope so! I really want to add a large pond to my property and would love to see how they do it! 🤞
@@BottlegardenUKI hope the man that built the flower shed is already working on a bridge😊.
This comment aged beautifully lol
Great idea for all of us gardeners to see the new plants perform alone in pots . Always can depend on Laura to help teach through doing !!!
I love how Laura is always excited about the weather...rain, cloudy, sunny...it doesn't matter, she loves it. (Well, maybe not the wind!)
I love it and you perfectly summed it up - a riot of color! Supertunias are such a great investment as an annual. This year, I decided to try growing petunias instead. I failed last year so I went overboard while seeding trays and now I have almost 90 petunia plants. Experiments are such a fun way to discover what works for you. Which hay rack are you most excited to see perform?
This is a great idea! It will really show us what each plant can do, and how much space it takes up. I’m really excited to see how these grow .
This will be spectacular! Can't wait to see the progress. Love seeing Aaron and Paul working together!
Hi Laura,
The beauty about this set up is you can swap the order around should you every want to plant an ombré rainbow 🌈
Similar to what you’re doing in the Dahlia and Rose gardens.
Thanks for planting them so we can see their growth habits. Also, thank you for all the garden updates this year, they do take time and I for one, appreciate it. ❤
I was thinking it would be beautiful in an ombré!
These “trial plantings” are very helpful to see how they each perform and look all season.
You planting these hay racks with the pink supertunas before was my favorite look, esp when they seemed to have swallowed up the fence with how big they'd gotten. It's such a quaint and lovely look 🥰🥰
I agree...it was spectacular !
100%!
Absolutely loving the extra garden tour's. Can't wait to see how these gorgeous plants grow. Wonderful job guys 🤗💓💕💞
This is a great project and I can’t wait to see how these plants do individually, makes me wish for a long fence line.
thank you for trying each plant individually to see how it grows. I look forward to see the progression. very helpful
I have never been so happy about the project! Have been missing this for years and couldn't be more excited to see them back
I know you said this is where you park but I really can't make out where the area is. I see a part of the south garden behind you and the long driveway also... can't really place where these are though...so will wait for the updates. They look so good!
I KNEW you were saving the 2024 annuals for something big. I have to admit, I am extra excited for a LOT of these!
Morning Everyone 🍃🌸🍃
Love the hayracks! Can’t wait to see how they develop.
Yay! The hay racks are back! Hat’s off to Aaron and Paul for all the set up. That whole fence will be amazing, and a true test of all those plants. Looking forward to updates. 👍
Aaron must be so pleased! This is going to be such a fun way to trial out new plants. I can’t wait to see the progress😊
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Hi Laura', cant wait to see what happens this is a fun project.
I ADORE what you do with these Hay racks! I have always looked forward to seeing them every year and was sad when you put them away in the barn for several years. THANK YOU Aaron for bringing them back out to SHINE!
Every time I think I've decided what to do in my front flower beds, Laura confuses me with new ideas 😂
No way! 😮😮😮 they were the reason I've watched every single episode for the last 3 yrs... religiously... gorgeous! I'm so excited!
Couldn't quite figure out where the hayrack fence was on the property....we will start needing drone shots to get our bearings 😆...but Russell always knows the way.....🐈🐈🐈always interesting!
That's me too! But I think it's the very south fence of the south garden. Like the back fence behind the orchard fence/supply section and right by the back corner with the hydrangeas!
Echoing the other comments, this will be a great educational opportunity to see how the new plants perform. And thank you for showing how you set up the watering system. I am thinking of switching to drip irrigation and need all the research I can find.🐈 Russell is a sweet supervisor. He loves you so much. Thanks again for the pop ups of some of the plants. Nice editing job as well, so seamless. 🌸🌼🏵
Yes, you said it beautifully❤
I just put in a small drip system this year, it covers four small garden beds. This channel took my worry out and I’m so happy with the result because they all have full sun exposure. It’s a learning process so give yourself grace and patience! I’m 68 years old and I did one garden a day. So happy I beat the 90 plus days! Good luck. Can’t wait to see how theses racks of theirs look in a couple of weeks!
I love seeing the Hayracks again!! This will be great to follow as the plants progress through the season!
Of all your spring planting projects so far, I think this is the one I'm most looking forward to updates on! These look fab as it is and I cannot wait for your full review so I know what to request at the local garden center to add to my garden. Cheers!
Beautiful selection of plants. Love the color choices. Can't wait to see them all filled out.
What fun to see the hayracks back in action. Remember seeing them in storage in top of barn when you said ‘we decided to hang in to them for awhile to see if we find a use for them down the road’. So glad you did!!! 💕👍💕
Can’t wait for the updates on all those exciting new and improved beautiful Proven Winner plants!!!
I am prepared to take the feedback, I love to watch Laura and see most of what she does. I just am NOT a fan of the petunias…anybody else?
I, too, and not a Petunia fan.
I can go either way but I haven’t planted any in some time. They just don’t grow well for me. I’m not a fan of the hay racks. It seems like overkill.
Love seeing the hay racks again! I have 4..cant imagine planting up as many as you did.
Love that the hayracks are back! And what a great way to demo all these beautiful plants. Can't wait to see the progress!
Their work setting up the drip is so neat! Good job, guys. I love all of the varieties of flowers and can’t wait to see how they fill out! 🌸 🌺
I have got to learn how to do the drip line. Oh, the time it would save me!
Glad the eco pots break down, but I live in KY and I wouldn't plant them in the ground either. Just seems too thick for annuals that will only be planted for a season!
I’m really excited to see how the torenia, James Britannia, and bidens do! I’m sure I am in the minority but I just don’t love petunias all that much- I actually don’t like when a plant is all blooms without much foliage coming through. I think having the background of visible foliage is just a more pleasing look for me and frames the flowers so they aren’t lost individually in a big mass. Silly, I know 😆 So having the diversity of those plants among the petunias will be really interesting to see unfold!
I'm not a big fan of petunias either. I'm always glad to see them, but growing them is not big on my list.
Well, that was a different opening! We got Aaron and Paul! Cool! That is a perfect spot for the hayracks. I like all of the new plants and it will be great to see how they perform. That's a blessing for ya'll to have all this rain this year! Yay!
Yes l love the hay racks🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
What a fun journey to be a part of. This is why I start my day right here. This type of experiment gives me confidence when planning next year’s garden and buying plants Thank you GA
Looking great. Great job Paul and Aron. Love the plants. Hopefully they will give us a wonderful show. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Beautiful video🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Has Aaron ever considered setting up a mount for a camera , facing the hayracks. Then taking a photo every week or even every day? I bet it would make a cool time lapse video.
Good idea.
I'm so excited to see the hayracks again!!!
If I lived next to Laura I certainly wouldn’t have a privacy fence! I would definitely be borrowing that scene!
Yes, so happy to see the hay racks back, can't wait to see them in all their glory.
You are so fortunate to have this space to create and have all these gorgeous plants.!!!
I feel like we’re the fortunate ones, getting to watch it grow and learn along. ☺️ They’ve worked HARD for it.
7:48 Great experiment video. Throw the pots in your compost and see how long they take to break down. 🤔
💃💃...HAPPY DANCE!! CAN'T WAIT TO SEE ALL THE BLOOMS!! I AM SO EXCITED!!
Thats when I started following you. That little fence fascinated me.
Oh this is going to be beautiful! I can’t wait to see how these all grow in and I love seeing all of the new varieties for next year! Glad you decided to bring back the hay racks. 😀 Have a great day!
we have hit a dry spot, have to water some of my little trees, we need rain and you are getting it when you normally dont, weird how weather systems work
Yay!!! I loved the hayracks! When the high desert rains more than the temperate rainforests of the pnw...heheeee
Good morning from Delaware Garden Answer friends.
My double up white begonias are not performing well at all. There are no flowers. They are in a full sun container. Maybe they need some shade? I think we have traded places. We have been in a drought here in Ohio! Would love some rain.
I got some surefire white. Also not performing well. Also in a drought in southwestern PA. Some in sun, some in shade. Dunno.
Hey, we want our rain back! It's crazy dry, for this time of year, in central Ohio.
Pretty blue shirt, you look lovely in that color. 😊
I know this would be a pain to do. But on the hay racks for example. I wish you would throw the name of the flower as you say them on the screen. Since I’m not familiar with all of them it would allow me to write them down. This is going to be a beautiful project.
🙌 yes
They are all listed in the description of the video.
Love this project!!!! ❤
Custom brackets are a great idea. I have four hay racks on a vinyl deck rail and the brackets available don’t exactly fit the railing. This year I planted them up with a mix of chocolate mint, cat mint, and yellow lantana. Also mix in cilantro, sage, and celosia. The bees and butterflies are loving it. Supertunia Vista Bubblegum has become a staple in my garden thanks to you!
I love that you planted herbs in them! I like putting the curly parsley in mine because it just gives such a lovely look.
@@dianequist835 It’s nice to have herbs right outside the kitchen within easy reach, isn’t it? There they are top of mind when cooking. Can’t let bees have all the fun😆.
@@stephaniebriggs1296 Right?! I'm the same.
Fun project! That's a great way to trial plants. You guys have had amazing weather this spring. I'm wondering if all of the rain has created any significant increase in your humidity? That's the downside to getting enough rain, but I haven't heard you mention it at all, so maybe you are getting the best of both worlds?
I love your hayracks do I am so excited to see these develops this season. Going to be beautiful.
I am looking forward to seeing the growth of these plants.
Thanks for sharing.
I totally understand Laura’s excitement for rain. Being from Southern California, I get excited about snow ⛄️😄 people think I’m crazy but I love it!
It's going to be really colorful! I am a little surprised at Laura to put all different colors but am excited to see how it's going to grow and look! Beautiful flowers! Can't wait to see her progress 😍🤗❤️🤗
Here in Austin we are expecting 100’s starting this week.🙁
Yay…I’m so glad to see the hayracks. I fell in love with the vista bubble gum in them. I had a vinyl fence installed at the end of 2018 and have had my hayracks on it ever since. Just love the effect. You guys have great ideas
Bellisimo! Beautiful as always. I would be worried that many baskets would be too much weight for that fence. Did the city complain you covered the underground service access with mulch?
Garden tours more often! 🎉🎉🎉 The hayracks are going to be such a great way to test these new plants. Also loving the double white blooms, I'll be cheering that one on.
This is such a fun project to see you start! I have to ask as also having my husband and I as a work-from-home mom & dad... do you have a babysitter for the kids or do you and Aaron switch off through the day? I'm a little jealous of all you manage to accomplish!!! :)
Laura I can totally understand your excitement about rain. We haven’t had any rain for like more than 2 weeks now. Can’t wait to see the hay racks in the next few weeks.
I am in Ohio and we are 19 days without rain and will probably hit 22 before any is forecasted.
Question. Could you paint the supply hose white so it blends in with the fence better?
Great idea, lots of fun & beauty.
I say this with concern....SUN HAT AND SUNSCREEN YOUNG LADY...WE LOVE THE BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS AND OUR BEAUTIFUL LAURA. STAY SAFE. YOU'RE SO CAREFUL WITH YOUR PLANTS SUN EXPOSURE, PLEASE DO THE SAME FOR YOUSELF...❤😂
You have definitely inspired me to try some annuals. I usually do mostly perennials, except in pots. I just love the look of the Superbelles Pink Cashmere that you used in the hayrack. Calling them hayracks is amusing to me, as a hayrack in Kansas is a large wagon pulled by a tractor or horses that holds many people on a ride around the fields during the fall season usually.
Giving PRAISE to GOD for all your gain! The GARDEN ANSWER family is REJOICING for the Hay Racks going back up !!!! I'm LOVING.....Superbena® Pink Cashmere™ 🌸🌸 Catalina® Pink Wishbone Flower 🌸🌸 Superbells® Doublette Love Swept™ 🌸🌸 Superbells® Double White 🌸🌸
Superbells® Pink 🌸🌸 Safari® Sky South African Phlox 🌸🌸 - Thank you Aaron for the visions of the Hay Racks going back up --- good job son!
Welcome the Hayrack, the show of the flowers always amazing thank Laura and Aaron for bringing them back.
Is all this irrigation tubing able to be re-used or recycled?
Oh Laura it's all too much......
Good morning! Rain beautiful rain!! My grass looks like straw so if you figure out a way to send it to Illinois I’d be grateful. That fence line is going to be stunning! Can’t wait to see with a little growth on the plants.
Laura, I don’t know what goes on off camera, but I am in awe of your positivity and enthusiasm. You make me feel so happy!
Happy Wednesday! 🐪
LOVE The hayracks! So happy to see them back :)
Where is this on your property? Can’t orient myself. I wonder if adding a bit of acidifier to the superbells soil might help? Yes, they like good drainage, but I am convinced that they like acidic soil better than alkaline, also. I have stopped even trying. I am surrounded by limestone quarries. My bedrock is limestone. My well water comes out of that limestone. Some things are worth fussing over and some are just a waste of money for me.
Brilliant! What a gift to your followers having the ability to watch individual plants thrive, or not over a season. I will be closely following their progress. Fan in Bozeman, MT.
Hi Laura and Aaron, love you guys and your videos as the are extremely helpful.
My question for you today is regarding watering and being hooked up to a well.
We have a well, and we were told that having a sprinkler system is not good for the pump. Have you guys had any issues with yours? And how did you set it up to have the sprinkler system?
😂🎉 Yes, the hayracks 😅 I have been waiting for these ! Happy happy I can’t wait to see the results❤❤❤🌸🌸
Don’t you just love when Laura uses the word “glorious”? There is just something with the way she says/uses it! ❤
So glad to see that the hay racks are back . I like the idea of one type of plant in each one. Great experiment. Great info for all of us❤
So fun! I love the idea of seeing how each plant will perform! I am trying scovola for the first time this year but in a more Lavender shade. I am loving it so far. Plus I have used orange Campfire Bidens for several years and love that one too. The Marshmallow variety is super cute. The yellow finch is going to be one I look for next year. I love the name. I cannot wait to see the progress of the hayracks this year!!
Hoopla vivid orchid is a unique one.
Laura can you tell me where Million Bells fits in with all of these other varieties of bell flowers. The lady at my local garden center said they will grow FAST! ❤
So happy to see the hayracks back. Love watching the show❤.
Good morning!
Ok I live in Arizona in the valley and I understand your love for cloudy and rainy days! Such beautiful flowers. I am so excited to see how they all due and I am happy that you put them where you did. Once again great choice!!!
Yesssssssssss!
Hey you have brought the hayrack back. Was sad to see them go. So glad they are back. They just so beautiful filled with so many beautiful plants. Can't wait to see how they do. I know rain is better for your plants and garden. But we get to much in the UK. But l can understand why you love it.
Morning Sweet Laura, Aaron,Paul, Benniman, These our going to be so beautiful,Love your choses of flowers. I have looked and looked for Super Tuna, At both Lowe's and Walmart. Im.wondering way Proven Winters, ha😮sn't bless us with them? Laura, please put in a good word for us here in Ok. I have to grow in pots here at my Apt.But, like you Sweet Laura, I love them so full and lush. My love to you all. Gods Blessings. Wanda In Ok.There all so beautiful. Sweet Laura
This is going to look amazing. And while I know this is their business, in the back of my mind it still goes that this display would cost over $2500 for the flowers alone! With these compost pots, now in my area it costs $7.99 per pot when they were 4.99 or 5.99. I love my proven winners and I spent over $600 this year, it just still blew my mind on price. Yes, I know this per area, but did anyone else see this large of an increase? I just love to try all the new annuals , but I stuck with all my go to’s b/c I got 1/3 of what I would for this price.😢 such a bummer not being negative
I thought the hay racks would be on the driveway fence. Still looks amazing. I wonder if you deal with thieves? Does anyone steal your plants?
They look stunning.