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48 Comments
The pink 30 second planters are beautiful. I did the same thing but using the blue tiara and sparkling amethyst.
What happened to Bethany ? Is she no longer working there?
Hi Laura 🌺. What a wonderful walk you and Aaron had in the garden! Your garden is amazing with its beautiful plants, trees, and unique flowers. You could sew your shirt with a needle and thread where the hole is and keep the shirt for working in the garden. Have a lovely day! 🌺🌻🌺🌻🌺
Currently 89 degrees with 71% humidity (feels like 104 degrees) down here in Southeast Georgia 😅
Such a great tour. Can we see an update on your back lane by the strawberry beds going to the other gate towards your entry? We never get to see how those Hydrangeas are doing in the corner, the trees along the lane and the back of the flower beds where your Hollyhocks are. Would REALLY, REALLY love to see those areas more often.
Thank you for the great tour❣️
A Day without a Garden answer video Just wouldn't' feel Right!! Everything looks Amazing.🤩 Thanks for the Tour.💚
Thanks for your garden tour. I love how Douglas and Cheddar follow the tour! I don't know how you don't get overwhelmed with all the upkeep even though you have some help. So much rewards of plantings no doubt are encouraging!💚
I’m leaving all my flags and 250th celebrating decorations up until the end of July.
I would love to know what % humidity you have. Here in Massachusetts anything under 60% is considered a dry day. A change of clothes is normal. Count your blessings.
Great July garden tour. Both of you should feel very content with your garden design. It is a great oasis. Thank you, from the land of 98% humidity 😅❤ Florida.
your property looks stunning…..I've noticed that you are so much less stressed over the plants now as opposed to say a few tears ago ….then it was " oh , my goodness, what's happening to this plant " and now it's " well , I guess it wasn't happy here…oh well , we'll just pull it out and try something else " …..that's how I am from year to year …..don't like this , I'll pull it out and try something else …..keep doing what you do , it's a great source of inspiration
If you think 60% is bad for humidity, you should be in Ohio when it 80 – 90%. I’m appreciative every
I use to get bugs on all my plants and this year I got a bag of onion bulbs and planted 1 or 2 amongst them and I have no bugs at all. When the onion foliage gets too tall I just cut it back. I’ve also planted a few garlic bulbs near plants that were loosing their green colour and they are looking a lot better. I try to finds economical healthy ways to garden.
We just deal with the humidity within 5 minutes you will be soaked in sweat like you just came out of the pool😂. Reminds you to just keep drinking water all day. Sadly 50-60% humidity is somewhat of a pleasant day. When 75-95% humidity is common on a hot summer day
No need to pitch your shirt on our account. Looks like plenty of wear to it. 😊
I think a semi-dwarf variety of oakleaf hydrangea would look amazing on the Westside garden, have you considered Ruby Slippers variety or Munchkin? They get about 3.5ft tall which would be about right to not completely cover the urns. Everything is looking so beautiful and vibrant after the rain.
LOL, our humidity is 87% currently. It is miserable 😣
Every spot in your garden is just so beautiful! Question, I seem to remember you thinking about getting rid of the strawberry moon chitalpa. Did you ever decide if you were going to keep it or not?
The growth you've experienced in your garden is incredible. ❤
The grass may be a fungus problem if it doesn’t pull up it’s some type even rust ect🌷
"Gatsby Gal" is one of the larger oakleaf hydrangea cultivars. You could plant "Ruby Slippers" or some other smaller variety on the west side.
You should just turn those containers by the berries so that the sweet heart lime is in the back and the color is in the front. 😊
Just a thought regarding the former road showing up in the grass as a yellow path: the road was treated regularly with weed killer so it could be a remnant of that inhibiting the grass growth.
Thank you for a fabulous garden tour! Stunning! It has developed and grown up so well. The layering, the vistas throughout and the diversity is amazing. When Laura commented about ‘we planted every bit of this’ as you neared the front was so satisfying to hear your appreciation of your stunning accomplishments. Also loved Aaron’s comments about the storm cloud hydrangeas! Loved the kids doing drive byes. And Laura hiding in the willow! You both celebrate humor and joy in your lives! Your channel is the absolute best!!! Thank you again!!! ❤❤❤
Those lantana plants you have look like ham and eggs. That’s the variety I have. And they are literally called ham and eggs over here in South Alabama.
Always enjoy the tours. I still have my buntings up as well. Thought I would leave them up till fall scenes. It is 250 celebration of our country.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The storm-proof hydrangeas did it for me!! YAY Aaron!🎉🎉🤭🤭👏👏
Love the flash back. In some ways it seems like yesterday when the south garden looked like the surface of the moon. What you have accomplished is a work of art. What a joy to have watched it evolve plant by plant. ❤️
Those berries look incredible! I am getting an area of my yard ready for a small berry patch but I can't decide. If you could only have 1 variety of blackberry and 1 variety of red raspberry, which would you choose & why? You already have me sold on fall golds!
Laura could the meteor shower verbena be the bonariensis type?
Given how the black hoselinks have faded, would you still have gone with those or would you do the tan ones, if you could go back?
Your garden is like a box of crayons. Eye candy for the soul! I'm relieved to see that your Verbena is doing exactly what mine has done. I am in North Atlanta (8A) and have treated them for Whiteflies, Thrips (which I don't even know if we get), and Slugs. I've cut back, deadheaded, watered and fertilized and STILL have blooms looking like the ones you showed. I wish someone could figure it out because I love Verbena…
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You guys really need to make a calendar with images of your favorite views, plantings, etc
Beautiful gardens! So many pretty vistas throughout.
The hardy geraniums are sure giving the supertunias a run for their money😘 A rainy July Tour…What a treat! Bring on the rain, it keeps the wild fire season shorter!!🙏🤞
That burn with all the glorious pink melts my heart
Absolutely stunning gorgeous beautiful!!!
Keep the shirt. Great July tour.
Who do you think Laura will share the new hind and seek tree.
Laura: Ugh spurge everywhere! 🤷♀️
Also Laura: drops the spurge anywhere
I always enjoy these garden tours 😊
Hi Laura, do you ever do overhead watering or is everything on the drip?
26:25 Question: Have you considered a variety like Ruby Slippers or Munchkin oakleaf hydrangeas? I believe they are 4’-5’ tall and wide. Munchkin 3’-4’. Monrovia Varieties I believe.
like your Veronica Lake peekaboo hair style 🙂
That Iseli Fukuzumi Japanese white pine is gorgeous! FYI: It gets 12ft wide x 6ft tall. Yours has a great shape, so far. I love Vista Cool Jazz, too. Can't get enough of it.
Oh my goodness that first new bed behind the dream stream with the pinks and the Gara in the middle. I mean it is just absolutely breathless. Great job so beautiful.!!!
The area of the grass that you think it aligns to the road might be due to residual weed killer chemicals.