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39 Comments

  1. Rami Khirfan

    How spectacular Laura going to turn the place into a little forest, and the more Laura plant evergreens, the more we would have a spectacular winter wonderland. I'm so excited for snowy winter.

  4. Anita Cox

    I share your love of evergreens and you have opened my eyes to how many and the vast array of sizes…thank you! You never seem to struggle with getting the tree in straight…what is your secret for this?

  6. Pretty Inspired Decor

    I love how you develop your gardens with variety, texture and colour. Is the large Spruce you planted last year struggling or is it just the light in this video?

  8. the_garden_on_700N

    This part of your garden is really coming along! I'm with you regarding the daylillies but the blooms are so pretty. Love all the selections in this space! ❤

  9. Cathy L

    Does anyone know of a small blue evergreen ? I know there was one in the video but it doesn't read blue to me. Maybe just the lighting.

  10. Marcia Gryzmala

    Watching you this morning reminded me to get out and plant a few plants I've picked up recently which brings me to a question, why do you not have hardy mums in your garden?, do they not grow well in your area because we are in the same zone and they do great here.

  12. Janet Morrow

    Love all the evergreens!! You do such a amazing job. One question how do you keep polish on your nails?

  14. Sandy Smith

    😂 My husband and I went shopping for trees the other day, his reaction to some of my unique choices was…"Can't you just be normal?" So we bought a grass instead!!! One of these days though….lol!❤

  15. Heather Chewee

    Absolutely gorgeous! Love how you explained what would remain in the garden space as your winter interest. It made me think more about that for my own garden space and that I need to think about that more. Love your videos, your beautiful space, and the continued inspiration to make our own garden space as beautiful and enjoyed. Thank you!

  16. L Chivell

    Hi Laura, Are there any glossy leaf evergreens that grow in you area for a different texture in winter? Love the pines, junipers and spruces but can you remind us what other evergreens you have pls? I read the strawberry tree likes alkaline soils. And Laura if you can plant evergreens all day we can watch you 😎

  17. Meamesy Aka Chrisrfan

    Stunning evergreens, adding so much to your garden! The name of the Weigela never made it to the screen, can you please tell us what type it is? It’s absolutely gorgeous! ❤

  18. Jodie Folds

    When Laura says she's not used to 75% humidity and I'm from Georgia 😂😂😂😂 I'm walking around looking like Monica from Friends when they went to Hawaii 🤣

  20. Verizon

    What a great video. Beautiful morning, beautiful pines and Russell. Just out of curiosity, does Russell ever ride on the gator with Laura?

  21. Rhea Solano

    Hi Laura i am from the Philippines and I always watch your vlog. How i wish i could help you in your garden like betanny and paul even without salary😊 I dreamed of being there in your place. It's like paradise to me.😢

  24. Leesa Augustine

    Good Morning! 🌲 I am always on the lookout for small Evergreens!! A new space is opening up for me!! I love all those evergreens!! The South Garden is gorgeous! 🥰😃🌲💚🌿

  25. Marion Watford

    Laura, your garden is spectacular! I love the color variations through this part of your garden. Happy Gardening 💚🐈🌺🌿🌼🌿🌸

  26. Phyllis Dunning

    Love to watch your videos. You inspire me to do more. I have always enjoyed planting things in my yard. I did all of my own planning and planting.

  29. Jenna Leigh

    I'm glad you talked about the emitters I'm trying to not have my drop on for a whole hour and I have to figure out emitters for different plants

  30. Linda King

    After seeing all the evergreens and how much they add to the landscape; I'm starting to have a greater appreciation for them!

  31. Wynora Wishum

    Love all the evergreens. Your beds are really filling in beautifully. High humidity is tough. I hope you don't have to deal with it very long.. Have a blessed day everyone.

  32. J.C. Linden

    From the Iseli website, comes the following explanation about size. The point is the feet x feet listed on a tag is NOT how big it ever gets. We need to look at the growth rate per year and multiple to see how big something is likely to be in 5, 10 or 15 years. These plants DO NOT STOP GROWING at the stated tag size,. The only spring they put on no growth will be when they are dead.

    It is simply untrue to look at the numbers on these tags and believe they ONLY get that large. Below is what the Iseli growers say those numbers mean.

    "A common question gardeners share when contemplating a new plant for their garden is, “how big will it get?” In addition to growth rate titles such as Dwarf, Intermediate and Large, we provide approximate, average expected growth of established plants in a measurement of annual growth, i.e. 3-6 inches per year. Using basic math skills, the gardener may easily estimate not only the age of the specimen they are currently viewing, but also how large it may become in 5, 10, 20 or more years.

    We have also established a Garden Size designation for all of our plants, defined as the size of a plant when it has matured to an age and dimension that it has optimum architectural and aesthetic use in the average garden. This can occur between 10 and 25 years of age depending on the plant. You will begin to see the Garden Size, designated as height by width (H’ x W’), included in our plant listings. Over time, we will include this size designation with each plant we list."

  34. Sharon Mitchel

    I sure miss the evergreens after moving from WA to OK. In OK it seems like there is nothing in the winter except for deciduous shrubs!

  35. JLB

    No your not doing it wrong….Lilies are always a mess at the end of the season. I’m not a fan either.

  39. donna buchert

    It was so Humid here 91% and 87 yesterday so terribkle working in my Garden WE live in Ohio so I know what your saying LOL

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