May Garden Tour: Part 1! 💚🥰🌿 // Garden Answer
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No , keep that beautiful lilac, my favorite. Love your garden, beyond beautiful.
At 34:00 plant cleome all around the structure inside the box woods, it would look amazing
Love your bench idea, you must have a endless budget
girl, you must be in the garden 24/7 in the growing season
The airport should have massive boxes!
Thank you for taking us along & thru your gardens. Lovely, showing all your & Aaron’s hard work & TLC. TU for update on the poppy seeds planted at your folks & yours. I’ve been wondering. Nothing happened here either. (Zone 4b-5a). Also wondering, do you take time to play on your beautiful piano? Hope so!🎶🎵🎶
Your cat surely enjoys your company. He follows you everywhere in the garden.
Is that mulch around the plants? Or what it is
The kitten is the major addition!
Wow you must be a millionaire this all costs alot
I love these garden tours. It’s nice seeing how well (or not) everything is progressing. It’s so funny when bloopers are left in now and then 🤣. Gives me a good chuckle.
so i actually tried the poppy experiment. went out in the snow this past winter and threw seeds on top of the snow. i cannot believe it. . . . they took!! we’ll see if they survive and actually become full fledged poppies. cannot wait to see them grow!
The hostas in the back garden will tie in the formality you are creating around the Hartley.
At 55:40
Birch are pretty short lived in my experience. Sad here as mine is dying in portions as well
Hi Laura! 🤗 Would the chainlink cage/cover tucked in the corner help keep your kitties off your lettuce? (If you havent thought of that already) They are so cute though! ☺️ Everything is so beautiful! (Even the empty urns.. *cough..😉)
Really cold really long spring LOL we WISH.
You guys rock!
<3 from Oklahoma
omg such a beautiful garden..so green and healthy 🙂 Such a joy to watch your videos. Where did you get that tall urn planter from?
I love how Russell enjoys gardening with you and participating in the tour!
That’s a big yard how do you keep weeds out???
Walpole Woodworking for benches
What was the plant at 38:38? The “giant snowdrops” under the hydrangea… I can’t tell what you called them. They’d be lovely in a moon garden!
wooo so beautiful garden snd big
very good sharing
greatting from indonesia
Where do you get your energy?
Beautiful!
Laura I know you’ve probably asked, but….have you asked the tree movers about the possibility of moving the box woods??? If anyone can do it you would think he could…..
Spectacular!
I love histas
RE: Cardboard
You need to make friends with a trucker. 😉
I’m constantly throwing away SLIP SHEETS (extremely large pieces of cardboard) that shippers place under loads as an alternative to pallets. The grocery warehouses (where I predominantly go) don’t need them, can’t reuse them and most don’t recycle them. They just leave them in the trailers for the drivers to dispose of. I’ve brought home way more than my fair share for the yard or the garden. Alternatively I guess you could just make friends with someone at a warehouse… 🤣
I see all the work and I don’t have as much garden envy as this deserves…but I admit to greenhouse envy without reservation. Also I live in a rainy climate and My hostas don’t look as nice as yours as they are in a never ending battle with slugs
Your face looks so small next to that last hosta. The leaves are amazingly large almost prehistoric looking
Everything looks incredible 😍 I love how you mix structured plants and free flowing plants:)
Question: How do you narrow down to the look you wish to achieve? Please give tips on finding "your own" garden style 🙂
We just built our house and we have a blank slate for the garden. I like straight minimalistic paths, but wavy natural plant borders, and the two together just look too much. Also can’t decide on weather to keep a mild slope or go all flat…. Im so lost on what to do 😥🤔 all tips are welcomed
In regard to the formal circle of boxwood hedges in the back: what if you opened the sides of the circle to walk through? It would open the space a little, save the hedge, and kind of create an allée connecting the three urns!
What is the history of your property? Was it farmland, prarie or forest? How long ago?
You should get church pew benches for in front of the Hartley
Oh lovely garden tour xxx Laura giving a shout out to those being respectful to their property. It’s lovely to hear of such people but I suspect that it’s because Laura and Aaron show such respect to others it’s radiated right back at them and deservedly so. Laura I agree keep the boxwood it’s beautiful xxxLooking forward to part 2. Have a fabulous day everyone xxxxx
Frost damage at the top of your tree! Happened to my Japanese Maple this year.
There’s a lot of trees in the Tulsa area that the tops died after that really hard cold snap. They look SO weird.
Kingsley and Bates for high quality benches to compliment Hartley. We have had outdoor bar table with chairs and an 7 foot garden bench that are over 12 years old and are still going strong!
It can be exciting to create new planting areas, but eventually, if there are many gardens, shrubs, hedges, lawns, walkways and so forth, the totality can become unmanageable….. unless, of course, you have a crew to help you. I very much enjoy Laura’s projects and her videos and wish her all the best. For me, early this summer I’m installing my last two beds (fruit and dahlia); otherwise, gardening will consume all my free time (and possibly hurt my marriage).
Love your energy and enthusiasm. Your true love for plants are contagious. And the place looks great.
What new property?
I do not wish to be a Debbie Downer, But goodness how do you water this massive amount of plants. Even with timers and so forth, it still looks like a big job.. Everything is so beautiful and good job remembering all (almost) of the names.
Just when I thought it couldn’t get any Better… BAM 💥 Leave It To Laura To Bring Us Another Beautiful Gift From Her Garden! Forgot the Coffee I For My POPCORN 🍿 💃🤍🕺
Arron&Mrs Laura used coffee grounds reply cats from your vegi&flower beds
Whatever happened to the man-made falls? 😵💫
Laura! You’re so sweet and it’s fun to see how excited you get about your garden. I feel like we could be friends! Just throwing this out there but a cottage garden would be charming in front of the cut flower shed 💚🌸🌼🌷💚
Oh my goodness. So happy you showed the Sugar Shack Buttonbush! I planted one last year and it hadnt come back either. But a scratch on the bark still shows green and I just noticed a little green yesterday like its trying to leaf out.. I think they are just late bloomers..
The top branchs are dead because they are new grow branches which wss so weak to pass through the cold winter。