Laura you have given me so much inspiration! I’ve only been a follower since last year, and of course I was so hooked I had to go back and start watching from your beginning. I have really built my confidence in the garden with the abundance of tips that you provide! Love to see you working more with the Mangaves, which I have recently been incorporating into my yard. Thank you Laura!
Those mangaves look like huge purple flowers in the garden and I love that octopus aloe in the dry stream bed. Very dramatic looking. And with the rock work exposed, the tapestries look even better. Another amazing maintenance💕💕
It is always so awesome to see these plants thriving as they do for you Laura 🤗. It never occurred to me that one day I would be drooling over someone's garbage 😆 Yes, I am talking about what you throw away when you're finished 🤗.
Those are re-homed. In this case to the client's back slope. Thousands of dollars of plants grown on the property in a year. Near SF Bay we don't have that luxury. Sigh!
@@robertbrewer2190 - I know, right? I am up in the foothills east of SF. I was actually talking about what they throw away after they re-home the plants 😆 I am still trying to grow small cuttings and 2 inch babies. It is much better to try to grow a plant from a mature cutting even if it is a tiny cutting rather than from a baby. Here at least, mature cuttings are few if any... sigh.
Let me just stop you right there. I'm at timestamp 1:27 and I don't see anything but absolute, gleaming perfection... The idea that she's about to "re-work" or "touch up" what already looks perfect to me is humorous. 😁
That was so fun to watch and everything grew so big over the last year. The neighbors that take walks on that street have some real beauty to admire. You are right to the people who can afford to have Team DFS design their yards, they do need to protect their investment. 😍
Especially like how your mind is working into the future and adding new additions in places where monocarpic plants or others might need replacing. All that forward thinking while performing a heck of a good maintenance video lesson for us.
Hi Laura, very new gardening & landscaping to here in Florida . retired from IT industry.my new side hustle landscaping. but I love your videos and arrangements. learning alot from you thks... capelawnman aka the drought-dude... starting A.B.I. Consulting Group=Agave Blue Ivy consulting company. wish me luck.
I've only recently discovered your wonderful channel so I've actually been watching some older videos. I have quite a few different aeonium, and I think I got my light green/yellow one as a tiny specimen which hasn't grown or multiplied as quickly as some other succulents, but it's really been thriving this past year until I need to spread them around again--just in time to be adding more yellow into my front garden. I'm in Soouthern CA and while I've complained about our recent unusual weather, the plants have loved it!
I remember that house can you show a picture of it a year ago so we can see how much it’s grown it still looks good. It looks so trim and clean excellent job Laura love watching you work.
Very timely for me. I’m planning to use several of these same plants in my front yard. Looks like I found out just in time to behead an echeveria that we planted today 🥴 Also helpful to see how much bigger my Mangaves are going to get. Thanks ever so much! As a side note, I have been editing other parts of my yard and have aeoniums coming out of my ears!
That Echeveria gibbiflora could be left another year in my opinion... lol. haha, that trunk is BARELY showing girl!! I'd be interested in experiments like that. See how long it'll be if you left it til next maintenance time. Let the homeowner know that if they start to hate it, they can behead it. But it would be cool to see just what the growth rate is over a year or so.
That was a very satisfying clean up! Everything looks tidy and happy. Loving those Mission to Mars plants 💜! Wanted to ask what the difference was between trunking and getting leggy? Great work as always Team DFS!!!
I love what you’re showing and would like to go the same thing here at home but I live in MD. I was thinking I could do it but I might need cover all my succulents during winter? What do you think? I’d like to hear your opinions, please?
Can you show us how you clean the rocks once you get dirt everywhere? You say you reset but does that mean you put more rocks on top to cover the dirt?
it hasn't been that long since you created this project. i commend you for your vision and work. i'm impressed.. thank you for sharing..
Laura you have given me so much inspiration! I’ve only been a follower since last year, and of course I was so hooked I had to go back and start watching from your beginning. I have really built my confidence in the garden with the abundance of tips that you provide!
Love to see you working more with the Mangaves, which I have recently been incorporating into my yard. Thank you Laura!
Those mangaves look like huge purple flowers in the garden and I love that octopus aloe in the dry stream bed. Very dramatic looking. And with the rock work exposed, the tapestries look even better. Another amazing maintenance💕💕
It is always so awesome to see these plants thriving as they do for you Laura 🤗. It never occurred to me that one day I would be drooling over someone's garbage 😆 Yes, I am talking about what you throw away when you're finished 🤗.
Those are re-homed. In this case to the client's back slope. Thousands of dollars of plants grown on the property in a year. Near SF Bay we don't have that luxury. Sigh!
@@robertbrewer2190 - I know, right? I am up in the foothills east of SF.
I was actually talking about what they throw away after they re-home the plants 😆 I am still trying to grow small cuttings and 2 inch babies. It is much better to try to grow a plant from a mature cutting even if it is a tiny cutting rather than from a baby. Here at least, mature cuttings are few if any... sigh.
Lol me too!!! 😂 I think these went to the backyard for the owner to pick through though.
After 7 years, I still learn so much when you do this kind of video - thanks so much for the instruction and information - gorgeous garden!
Beautiful garden! I also had 3 Agave plants that took over everything in my garden that had to go completely. My gardener filled up
his big truck.
Let me just stop you right there. I'm at timestamp 1:27 and I don't see anything but absolute, gleaming perfection...
The idea that she's about to "re-work" or "touch up" what already looks perfect to me is humorous. 😁
Uau! Your garden is really beautifull 😊❤
Looks so much better, wish I had that crowding problem.
This was one of my favorite yards with the amazing creek bed!
That was so fun to watch and everything grew so big over the last year. The neighbors that take walks on that street have some real beauty to admire. You are right to the people who can afford to have Team DFS design their yards, they do need to protect their investment. 😍
Especially like how your mind is working into the future and adding new additions in places where monocarpic plants or others might need replacing. All that forward thinking while performing a heck of a good maintenance video lesson for us.
This is my fave installation, nice to see the growth on it. I remember you calling it Disneyland. It really is. Great job all
Can not believe it’s been a year since this install. It looks like it’s been taking steroids with that much growth! Super pretty ❤
That mangave plant is gorgeous! The size, the colour...
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing succulents lovely garden
Can’t believe it’s been a year … beautiful growth … perfect maintenance….. 😊😊😊
I remember this installation.... Still looks stunning!!!
This feels like a good designer haircut!!
Looks beautiful, kudos to you and the team!!! I purchased my 1st mission to Mars at one of our local nurserys today 🥰😍
That is awesome!
Hi Laura, very new gardening & landscaping to here in Florida . retired from IT industry.my new side hustle landscaping. but I love your videos and arrangements. learning alot from you thks... capelawnman aka the drought-dude... starting A.B.I. Consulting Group=Agave Blue Ivy consulting company. wish me luck.
I've only recently discovered your wonderful channel so I've actually been watching some older videos. I have quite a few different aeonium, and I think I got my light green/yellow one as a tiny specimen which hasn't grown or multiplied as quickly as some other succulents, but it's really been thriving this past year until I need to spread them around again--just in time to be adding more yellow into my front garden. I'm in Soouthern CA and while I've complained about our recent unusual weather, the plants have loved it!
Such a gorgeous & colorful garden!
Gorgeous ❤ you guys make it look so effortless
I remember that house can you show a picture of it a year ago so we can see how much it’s grown it still looks good. It looks so trim and clean excellent job Laura love watching you work.
Gorgeous outcome. I love it.
I got so much enjoyment out of watching the maintenance of this garden and love the joy you bring to it.
Very timely for me. I’m planning to use several of these same plants in my front yard. Looks like I found out just in time to behead an echeveria that we planted today 🥴 Also helpful to see how much bigger my Mangaves are going to get. Thanks ever so much! As a side note, I have been editing other parts of my yard and have aeoniums coming out of my ears!
Thanks ❤
Stunning garden :)
My most favourite dfs garden 😍 ❤️
That Echeveria gibbiflora could be left another year in my opinion... lol. haha, that trunk is BARELY showing girl!! I'd be interested in experiments like that. See how long it'll be if you left it til next maintenance time. Let the homeowner know that if they start to hate it, they can behead it. But it would be cool to see just what the growth rate is over a year or so.
That was a very satisfying clean up! Everything looks tidy and happy. Loving those Mission to Mars plants 💜! Wanted to ask what the difference was between trunking and getting leggy?
Great work as always Team DFS!!!
Great question, I’m curious too!
Mangave “Mission 2 Mars” is so beautiful, but I wish it stayed 2’ at most. It can get up to 4’-5’! Needs a ton of room.
Yes, you can tell the difference between before and after! Quite a difference.
Amazing
Hi Laura, I wish I lived near you so that you could plant my garden. I live in SC and we can only grow agave, opuntia, and chicks and hens. 😪 liz
So the mangave didn’t move to the upper level where you didn’t like the agave. The maintenance is a winner for sure!!
I love what you’re showing and would like to go the same thing here at home but I live in MD. I was thinking I could do it but I might need cover all my succulents during winter? What do you think? I’d like to hear your opinions, please?
Just beautiful! What is the name of the purple aloe?
Aloe divaricata diablo / Mr. Toothy
Hello miss Laura!.. great job and great plants!!.. can I ask you the name of the pretty pink aloe..? I’m a aloe fan ! Thanks
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wettest dreams 😉😉
One year already ! No way
Can you show us how you clean the rocks once you get dirt everywhere? You say you reset but does that mean you put more rocks on top to cover the dirt?
Beautiful!! What did you o with the Mangave by the gate?
How much do I charge to make my garden look this beautiful. I live in reedley fresno county. Weather here can reach the 115 degrees
Do you ever use portulaca
Hey, why no New videos, it's long break
Poor snails🐌🐌