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19 Comments

  1. Cathy Chapman

    Hello from Bakersfield California I’ve tried to get my peony here the first was great but the next no flowers what your thoughts thank you

  3. Stacey A

    Yearly, I so look forward to the cut garden tour! Last year's dahlia's were awesome 🥰

  5. Judy Heim

    When you pull those nectarines off even if they are not ripe. Let them ripen off the tree and nectarines almost always get sweeter as they sit on your counter and ripen. Pluotts will do the same. I know you would probably have more than you can eat but you can spread the wealth. Wonder if nectarines would make good preserves.

  6. robin grunzweig

    my goodness… what a beautiful area to literally stop and smell the roses and all those other flowers.. and the bees sleeping.. awww 😍😍😍😍 remember when this area was a dusty looking foreign planet space??? wow… the gardens, the flower shed, the orchard, the grass!! holy moly… what a change… and please, dear universe, i need a Paul and/or Bethany.. lol… they are phenomenal… do they have any idea how much we all wish we had them helping us??? ☺☺☺☺ love the early morning walkabouts, too… 🥰❤thanks for the video!! 🥰❤

  7. Nancy Reid Wallace

    Good Giggly Wiggly – what a glorious, colorful flower garden!! I'd be walking thru everyday with a big ole smile on my face. A great deal of work for sure but, ahhhhh, the reward is spectacular. Googled your rudbeckia and I think it is Rudbeckia "Summerdaisy Pink and Lemon" ??? thanks ever so much for sharing it all with us …

  11. D Arts

    Another beautiful tour Laura! Thank you. I noticed your Russian Safe (Denim and Lace?) is standing nice and tall and not flopping. Any tips to keep it from flopping? My Denim and Lace flops and I do not fertilize it and I try to keep the water to a minimum/water only during really dry spells. Thanks!

  15. Carolyn McElmeel

    Oh that monster sweet potato vine! It truly loves its home and what you are giving it for nutrient’s. I planted a couple of the dark sweet potato vines last year and they had the same growing habit. I’m swearing off planting them for a while because of their vigorous growth.

  18. Jennifer Wolford

    I can NEVER get prarie sun rudbecia to germinate. I've tried 2 years in a row. Never had any trouble with Black eyed Susan's (of course) or Indian summer. I SO want prairie sun too! Any tips?😢

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