Garden Answer: Planting Annuals in the Chicken Coop Flower Bed, 6 Containers & In Front of the Stream! 🌸🪴💦

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   @prettysunshine6655 6 months ago

   I love that chicken coop garden design. The violet dahlia and cuphea combo with lemon coral is just wow. Then with the salvia, gaura and fountain grass backdrop. Spectacular design.

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   @calmthefarmYT 6 months ago

   I used to let my chickens free range, but they found my sedum and demolished it.

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   @ansbach74 6 months ago

   Hi Laura, love your channel. I hope you do not mind me sharing the following link on your page. I know you are always talking about the Japanese Maple. I think you will enjoy this lady Japanese Maple Garden. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ey0WwTySfmM

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   @LoriK-x7n 6 months ago

   Laura what are your mom and dad's favorite spot on your property?? Also will we see any updates of Monica's?

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   @denisevarga9144 6 months ago

   Where did you find those obelisks? I've been looking forever and can't seem to find them.

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   @Bloomwildly 6 months ago

   ❤

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   @cherylschumacher1832 6 months ago

   Oh my I remember when you created the chicken coop bed! The ground was sooooo hard, the tiller you had could barely make a dent in it. I also remember when you laid the brick boarder and went around the side. I love the parterre garden, but you have to admit there was something so magical about the pergola and Virginia creeper.

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   @claudiaceleste777 6 months ago

   I will always maintain your chicken coop garden bed as my favourite in your whole garden. It’s always so pretty and sweet, and simply a riot of colour.

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   @susancwright5250 6 months ago

   Could you please consider adding the date to your videos, or at least the month? YT will frequently show a video from a year ago and it is not always easy to know when it was posted. Admittedly this is not a matter of great import but would help to understand your content somewhat more easily. ESPECIALLY the Highlights “from the week of …./…../year. Thank you

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    @alisonsneed3707 6 months ago

    Laura, It occurs to me that you are practically gardening hydroponically! Such different conditions there in the west.

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    @Bettysaenzc 6 months ago

    Lovely area by the chicken coop, what made you decide to let the chickens run free? And …what happened to the trampoline project? Got a glimpse of it the other day 🥰🥰🥰🥰

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    @Elsiewillow-g 6 months ago

    $67k biweekly I was lost on drugs for over 16 years and I even went to prison and cried out to the Lord and told him that I need him that I can't go backwards anymore and when I gave myself to the Lord I felt a change inside of me and I have now been clean and sober for over 10 years now but only because of Jesus Christ

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    @diane6920 6 months ago

    Still enjoy the gator rides!

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    @kathyhansford4552 6 months ago

    You introduced me to wire vine and I love it!!! I love the obelisks. They add so much interest!!

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    @marietighe2602 6 months ago

    Laura the blue colour of your blouse it’s so pretty it really suits you xi love you doing the videos where your talking during planting and explaining as you go x

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    @kayreive 6 months ago

    I can't imagine how much your property is now worth, must be alot and how lucky you are <3

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    @karenbarnes5517 6 months ago

    Laura you have the hands 🙌 of very gifted gardener! I’ve watch you when you first started your “Garden Answer” videos! I’ve learned a lot from you, Thank You for sharing your Time and Beautiful Plants 🪴 with me!! Your so Blessed ✝️🌹🌺🌸🌼🌻🪷🪻🌷💐🪸🪴

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    @karenbarnes5517 6 months ago

    Luckily Chickens 🐓

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    @Housewarmin 6 months ago

    My favorite times of year are annual planting and flowerbed clean out. It’s always so satisfying

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    @cindyannefontenot 6 months ago

    Ohhh my goodness!! You’re about to hit 2 mil subscribers!! WOOOO HOOOO!!

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    @javamate4551 6 months ago

    23:13 I've raised chickens for years. If you take the hog wire down after the girls have settled in for the night and put the babies on the roost, when they call wake up in the morning they are more likely to just go "oh, hey… new girls" as opposed to introducing them during the day when most hens will immediately start working on the pecking order. A little less traumatic for the babies.

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    @drknewwrenberg 6 months ago

    I love seeing you talk about your garden. You seem friendly and i love that you're informative; Perfect that you're not camera shy. Pretty. 🌻

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    @kmagslove3983 6 months ago

    Kinda feel like adding lemon coral sedum to the right side of the chicken coop path would really make the area look cohesive and lit up.

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    @drknewwrenberg 6 months ago

    Thanks for sharing! 🙏