Garden Answer: Planting Up the Hebe Flower Bed & Transplanting Iris! 🌿🥰💚

@missouriartiste 2 months ago

That's too funny as you were moving the iris the first time, I thought they would work better closer to the pathway. So glad you decided to move them. What make me excited is to know that my eye of design kind of lines up with yours. That area is going to be beautiful! Have a great day.

@LauraKeown 2 months ago

In my opinion, if the question is: Lavender? The answer is always: Yes, please! 😉💜🌵💜

@clallen1000 2 months ago

You have weeds……just like the rest of us! The worst is when they intermingle with loved plants! Thank you for sharing the good, bad and ugly with us and keeping things real! I love watching your beautiful family working and keeping up your lovely garden.

@debbygibson1360 2 months ago

Laura
I noticed when transplanting the Irises you did not add BioTone.
Should you not add that when transplanting this time of year?
As always thank you to you and your family for sharing so much

@OneSparrow-76 2 months ago

What about a low growing evergreen shrub just left of Heebi, feathery texture under her feet?

@vikielaney3749 2 months ago

Douglas is so cute! My Jinx does the same thing when I'm trying to garden. Wouldn't some succulent like hen and chick be pretty around the big rock where you put the dirt? Love your channel and the great advice you give! ❤

@RusticRobinHomestead 2 months ago

Wow! I am surprised by how many iris you harvested from that little patch! Lovely!

@ericruybal3420 2 months ago

I feel your frustration with the vine weed. I have it in my South garden.

@nanmin2013 2 months ago

The echanachia are going to be beautiful there. I love the fact that you plant then say no, I don't like it there and you just move them again. I love that about you. A wrong placement of a few inches or a foot can drive you crazy.

@Southfacinglad 2 months ago

Do you put drip on your iris?

@karibeilharz9374 2 months ago

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@Armstrong-b5q 2 months ago

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@lindaarzio1583 2 months ago

Gorgeous display for Hebe!❤❤

@InHisGardenCreations 2 months ago

I always thought that we couldn’t move iris until fall, but now that I have seen you do it, it’s game on!
I realise I will need to pay attention to watering, but worth it to get them moved when I have time.

@ChristelWiltbank 2 months ago

The iris…. 😂 so true. If you don't like the balance now, it will make you crazy. I've learned so much from your videos. Standing back and looking across the entire space makes such a difference in choosing planting locations. Recognizing color and texture from one bed to another. Planting intentionally to draw your eye across the whole property. Love it. ❣❣ And, Douglas…. what a character. God Bless.

@berthongo8531 2 months ago

Looks like the monsoons will start up in a week or so. Just have to wait for this High front to slide further SE. It's going to be a long, hot week.

@markowen7968 2 months ago

Laura. I like how you repurposed the variegated iris to the front of the flower beds. The plants brighten the planting beds even after they have finished their bloom cycle 💚

@FireBall-l3v 2 months ago

A tyłu białe lilie

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@lynkarpick8037 2 months ago

Love the Hebe area plantings and transplantings. It will be gorgeous! Thanks for bringing us along on all the work today! ❤❤❤

@zzzzipy12 2 months ago

Douglas is like the kids, he loves to help!

@dawnjackson6741 2 months ago

Question:Would you consider creating a honeysuckle arbor pergola in the dirt lands with a glider underneath? Possibly located around the compost area where all the weeds are presently? Another thought would be to create the same thing or of like concept near the basketball court. Maybe adhere climbing roses , or even morning glory.

@annbergquist4253 2 months ago

Would Bonide Stump and Vine Killer painted on the base of the plant (after cutting off most of the vine) kill a Bind Weed plant?

@MarylineMallet 2 months ago

I love those iris, they will be beautiful in those locations!

@Michelle-f2k2z 2 months ago

What my mom does with weeds in areas that you can't spray is put on a disposable glove and put the spray on the glove then in a safe place away from plants you want touch the plant you don't want with spray.

@DeniseMacRae-i3t 2 months ago

Can’t wait to see those coneflowers and delphiniums mature

@PTGardening 2 months ago

Hi my friend . Garden beautiful

@nancymelis2824 2 months ago

This garden would be stunning as a white garden especially with the statue there.

@GailAgnello 2 months ago

Great job Laura ❤😊

@valhallamcgaughey3720 2 months ago

I like all the green and white in front of Hebe.

@gloriagordillo9713 2 months ago

Lo ve your place looks nice 🌲🌴🪴🍀☘️💐🪻🌹🌼🌸

@Auntypatti 2 months ago

I have heard that white swan coneflowers reverts to purple after a few years. Have you found that to be true?

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