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23 Comments
That walkway is so beautiful. Just a ballpark, how costly is a skid of stone?
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Love the instant dilemma solving pull ‘n replace hydrangea with evergreen immediately after explaining how you process plant planting design process! #onmywavelength 🤣🤣
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Love the pathway! Was it Blue Choctaw stone? (kind of an Oklahoma vibe, but Choctaw rings a bell more for me)
That path looks amazing!!
Laura's drilling for oil again 🤣
I do wonder if anyone has done any long term research in using augers to plant parennials as looking at that hydrangea having barely any root growth is concerning after a year in the ground and the compacted sides of each hole drilled. For annuals probably a better idea. But for parennials I'd think they'd benefit from the nearby soil being agitated and ready to receive fine new roots.
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Look at you Laura with gloves on 😊
I’m like you Laura I go to the nursery and find something I like then bring it home and figure out where to plant it! There’s always room for something you love❣️
So 💛 the pathway, the little shrubs and just how beautiful that will be when your tulips bloom. Thank you and Aaron for how you take care of what God has given you.💛
You guys are a natural at laying stone and getting it to fit nicely!
Good morning, Everyone!! Love the path, but aren't you afraid that pallet or stones are covering bulbs you planted last year?
The pathway is going to be beautiful!
Yes to the plants but where did u get those shoes!!!!! They are amazing.
I am loving your pathway. Over the course of several years we did a flagstone patio with a fire pit , several pathways and curved stairs up to the deck. Finally last year I was able to start planting. Looking forward to doing more planting this spring and summer. And I hope someday to be able to share pictures for your beautiful garden series. Not quite there yet but hopefully one day
Love the shoes . Very cool 😊
Great stone pathway. It seems like the silver spruce near your rock path could be too close to it? Its always a bummer if you are forced to move or cut down a evergreen because its getting in your way. Just something to think about.
38 minutes in, 6,960 views but only 942 likes. Seems like we should have more likes, are we getting so into viewing that we forget to click the like icon? Just wondering, I know they don’t remind us to do it but I think it really helps their channel. Love the stone path, it gives the garden such a fairytale look 👀🥰
Do the needles on the pines re-grow? Or does that stay bare after casting?
Good morning Laura love everything you are doing in the gardens
You mentioned the possibility of a structure in that curve. I think an open gazebo, with no railings would be beautiful. Maybe with a bistro set. The Gazebo would provide a little shade for place to sit. I could see the kids having a picnic. What a lovely space you're creating
My single arb that I have in a pot had a LOT of needle cast this winter. It looks completely bare on one side. Is that more likely a water or cold stress issue? Not sure if they bounce back or am I just waiting for a slow death 🫣