Garden Answer: Planting Daffodils, Iris Reticulata & Alliums! 🙌💚🙌 // Garden Answer

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   Janet Paulsen 3 years ago

   Wow , just wow. It will be beautiful ❤

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   Tony Christopher 3 years ago

   Where did you source the clear pot?

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   Sarah Gardner 3 years ago

   I can’t wait so see spring videos of all the bulbs you’re putting in!

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   Zoe White 3 years ago

   It’s so cute the way you still call it “the Hartley” instead of the greenhouse, clearly a dream come true for you. I hope they reward you for the publicity you’re giving them!

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   Holly_Kay 3 years ago

   Can you talk a little bit more about bulbs naturalizing? Are there certain conditions and/or varities of tulips/daffodils, etc that are more prone to naturalizing and coming back for more years?

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   Gardening Artfully 3 years ago

   I have a foolproof way to stop squirrel's stealing bulbs. I have been doing this for 30 years and it always works. I dig out an area and place the bulbs in and cover them with dirt just to the top of the bulb. Then I add dog fur ( from when I clip my dog ) on top of soil and bulbs, then cover with the remaining soil and stamp down. There is a video showing this on my channel if interested. Thanks so much for all you do to help the gardening world.

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   Sabrina 3 years ago

   Hi, what are the zones of all the daffs! Wondering if a zone 11 bulb exists

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   Lois Maudson 3 years ago

   Love it x ( u k)

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   Laurie McSpaden 3 years ago

   I look forward to lots of pictures of the blooms next spring.

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    Eloisa Acuna 3 years ago

    All so beautiful 😍, the pronunciation for the Bella Estrella should be Bay-a Es-tray-a (since I'm Hispanic it's how I read it lol)

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    Beverly Asleson 3 years ago

    Wow what a fun day planting bulbs how do you keep track of what you planted?

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    Myosotis00 3 years ago

    I miss your videos being longer… 🌾

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    Megan Parsons 3 years ago

    Does anyone have a recommendation for planting bulbs other than an auger? We have a ton of rocks, so an auger isn't feasible for us. Right now I'm just digging holes with a shovel, but would a bulb planter be better?

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    Mikro Stone 3 years ago

    "Estrella Bella" perfectly pronounced in Spanish and I appreciate how you try your Spanish, and succeed 👌 . I thought it would be too late for me to plant my bulbs, Guess not! 😀 So, Bulb planting for me this weekend 😁

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    Darksome Night 3 years ago

    That was fun! I love watching you work. It inspires me to get up and try a couple little things.

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    Amber L 3 years ago

    If it's that warm in the Hartley, you can out Lisianthus in a pot and overwinter them in there.

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    Amy Hoff 3 years ago

    Laura,you are a work horse, a beautiful human one , I love 💕 you’re energy and excitement

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    Heather Thomas 3 years ago

    Hi Laura, heads up regarding Avalanche. They are a zone 6 so might only be borderline hardy in your area. I'm zone 6b and my Avalanche's performed pretty poorly last year. Only one came up. Fingers crossed for yours!

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    Leah Rodrick 3 years ago

    Oh I can’t wait to see all the Blooms in the spring! It’s going to be so amazing! 🌹🌹🌷💐🥀

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    damama 4784 3 years ago

    You're energy is inspiring! So much so , ast year I bought, started and planted way too much , lol. I was almost glad for the starts I lost 😂

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    maiamitt 3 years ago

    My sister took me to a football field size patch of camas in the spring years ago. It was up a forest road off the Chinook Pass highway in Washington. It was so beautiful—just a sea of blue. The Yakamas dig camas for food. You have planted so much beauty Laura. I look forward to seeing it all erupt next spring! 😊

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    Nancy Deis 3 years ago

    I am feeling mischievious right now. What if color blends wanted to be funny and play a practical joke on Laura. They popped red rougue tulips inside her other tulip blends. Not too many but enough that she will catch on. I want to say a lot of my likes and dislikes have become much more clear to me now because of laura. I have no way to express what I like or why. One thing i realized is I do not like the striped/stared petunia or the like. Aaron has also helped me put words to my feelings. This is the utter tip of the iceburg on how much this channel, this family has taught me.
    It is really weird when something appears on your path where you had no idea why its there but turns out it was the biggest thing you needed and it was no accident it appeared on your path. For awhile I thought AAron and Laura are perfect, then THANK GOD I realized they are not perfect and I can do what they are doing just on a much much smaller scale.

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    Judy Edwards 3 years ago

    can you talk about fertilizing houseplants in the fall/winter? I usually stop in September.

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    Aunt Becky 3 years ago

    I also ordered the iris reticulata from colorblends. Where I am from they were the very first bulbs to bloom so am so excited to have my own. Can’t wait for next spring!!

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    Be Woodford 3 years ago

    I have lots of Camassia in my garden(South UK). They need moist soil as they naturally grow in damp meadows. They are very happy in winter wet .

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    Joanna Lewis 3 years ago

    Can't wait to see all of these flowers next spring! I know you've named them before, but what are the grasses shown at 16:37 with the unique seed heads? I love them!

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    SHARON SHORT' Orchids and Garden 3 years ago

    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍👍👍💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃Yeah!!!! who picked the JAM!!!! got me patting my feet!!!!! Yeah!!!!

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    Lindsay L 3 years ago

    That's amazing! I had 1200 bulbs this fall and I'm still putting them in. With highs in the 30s for the forseeable future, I think tonight is my best/last shot!