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[@claudiasmith9117]

Welcome to the tour, my name is Russell and I will be guiding you through my winter antics! 🐈🐈

[@melou_]

Each time I'm excited when little Russel will suddenly pop up and steals the show just for a moment 🐱

[@greenthumbelina7331]

I absolutely love that darn cat!

[@justjules327]

He made this video, like an "i-spy" book. I loved looking out for him- you would just see his tail flicker or him running through the frame. He knows when he needs to be camera ready.

[@mbeaudry5325]

That Russell is an absolute charmer and such a host! 🐈 Great tour as always Aaron and Laura! Thank you, Theresa

[@radhikam2401]

Claudia Smith 😂😂😂. so true. I love him.

[@joedean2338]

Hi Laura and Aaron, I’m 12 and as young gardener you have inspired me so much ever since I started watching your KZbin channel your creativity and originality cannot be compared. Thank you 🌲 .

[@genevapriest6190]

Wow!!! Encouraging to hear you are interested.

[@alexgeoffroy5358]

Omg I’m 15

[@freyaegrey]

I’m so excited to see preteen and teenage gardeners here. I know my millennial generation loves gardening but we didn’t get into it until our 20s mostly. It’s wonderful to see so many Gen Z kids into gardening so young! People always complain about younger generations but Gen Z is amazing and I could not be more proud!

[@rubyoro0]

Faylyn Hillier Gen Z?

[@alexgeoffroy5358]

Ruby Arias that’s the youngest generation...it’s also called I-gen

[@camilia3749]

Can't wait for the tulips galore . It's gonna be amazing

[@Sherry61]

Laura, thank you for the tour! The landscape is beautiful year round! The hard work has truly paid off for you and Aaron! Thank you for your tour! I watch your videos daily! Russel loves his camera statement! Lol

[@evaboldt653]

Laura and Aaron...you are so inspiring! So much energy and enthusiasm.

[@anncurran4704]

Thank you for the tour of "our" garden. Your garden is my garden, your budget is my budget, your work is your work. Can't wait to see what " we " do this year and the beauty of what "we" have already done to this wonderful garden. It is so lovely to live vicariously through everything you do!

[@christileach4644]

This kind of tour is so helpful because it’s easy to “see” what things can look like given enough patience. xo

[@ASH-kj9xt]

Thank you so much for doing this! I think everything is just peaceful and beautiful! I must tell you Russell was cracking me up throughout this entire video, as he managed to work his way into almost every shot. 🤣🤣🐱What a ham! Love you guys and I know this tour will help all of us appreciate the exciting changes that are to come in your gardens! 💚♥️🌿

[@tonilinquist2384]

I love how the chickens followed Laura while she walked down the pallet pathway on their side of the coop because they know she is their person and that she has the mealworms 😍😆

[@freyaegrey]

Animals learn so quickly who the good people are. I have kittens that turned four weeks old today that meow like crazy when I walk by because they know I’ll take them out of their playpen and snuggle them.

[@tonilinquist2384]

@@freyaegrey precious!

[@freyaegrey]

toni linquist they are. My children’s father (we still live and coparent together) doesn’t know I plan on keeping the Tuxedo kitten, and that’s the one that tries to get out the most and yells the loudest. He goes “Whoever gets that kitten is going to have a miserable life trying to keep it under control”. I started laughing so hard because little does he know, that poor cat guardian is us.

[@tonilinquist2384]

@@freyaegrey we have a tuxedo and he is just such a wonderful cat. Super affectionate and vocal. He is a really fun cat!

[@junesmart7352]

Paint the gazebo - picking up the gray tones in your gravel. Gray blends into the greenery so well. A soft, rich gray. Thank you for the pleasure of seeing you gardens in the winter. Mine have felt a bit sad these last couple of weeks, even though they are loaded with cheerful narcissus blooms, but that is only an indication that spring is just around the corner. Yours don't look sad, so you have helped me see mine through new eyes. Thank You!

[@robingrunzweig1880]

wow!!! when i think back on your "just moved in" videos to now... remember the roses that attacked you as you walked to the kitchen door? gone! the scary root cellar?? the dream of chickens?? done!!! you have done so much, and it all looks so great, even in the still of winter... do you hear those tulips coming up? i imagine there's a low hum of life vibrating through your entire gardens!! i cannot wait to see those tulips and watch your "this year" plans come to fruition... getting the hardscape and basics in first is so important, so i appreciate why you take your time making sure it's as close to what you want as you can get... spring is coming!!!

[@maynardgreenhouse]

Am I the only one that thinks Laura and Aaron are getting her dream greenhouse? Then planting tons of cut flowers and roses around it. Come on Hartley botanical make it happen 😉

[@daveanddeb5629]

You and Aaron have worked so hard to make your gardens beautiful even in winter! The clean lines and winter interest is a testament to all the work you have done. I look at my own one little acre and wish I had the time to do more to it. Maybe one day soon. I do know we have added more to our yard in terms of garden areas because of your videos! Thank you!

[@jeane561]

I love seeing how your gardens look now. Laura you have an amazing memory to remember all the plant names you do. 💛💚💛

[@jessica.a4966]

Got to love a good garden tour! Aaron and yourself have done so much work over the past several years, have you ever considered doing a video series about just that? You could zoom in on a particular garden and show what's happened to it since moving into your home - construction / transformation / growth. Or how about choosing an annual garden and going through the various combos you've tried out over the years. Or, how about selecting a garden and showing how it looks throughout the seasons. It might be enjoyable for you to walk down memory lane and reflect on what was going on at the time and how the garden got to where where it is now. Sort of like a combo of your garden tours + weekly recap videos. Might be fun!

[@jonileahahn7106]

I enjoy watching you. Even though I only have a patio. You get me excited to garden again.

[@patriciacole8773]

Jonilea Hahn Your comment reminds me of a scripture I only vaguely recall that we should not despise small beginnings. I bring that up because I feel I have a lot of garden space but in light of this estate I was thinking mine is small scale. I think it is what we do with it and how much enjoyment we get from creating beauty like our Creator in the garden of eden! Dreaming of spring!❤️🌻🦋🌱🍓🐝🍒🍌🥕🐞🍎🥔🥦🌻😍

[@willaerley7140]

Could you set up a time lapse camera on one of your gardens so we could see it develop hour by hour through the season? Thanks!

[@kaylab6832]

Will Aerley this would be so cool to watch!

[@slunkyapple]

Yes! This is genius! I would love to know how all the different season plants are scattered and how they come in/die out. And have high speed Laura popping in there every once in a while to clean them up ☺️

[@paulasallotment]

What a great idea!!

[@jasminelouisefarrall]

I think an evergreen in every other pot would look beautiful with every other with beautiful flowers would be stunning 😀

[@violetamayer6298]

Can't wait until the spring tour 😁 that Russell loves the camera, and I love seeing him. 😻🐈

[@libbyglover486]

I’m watching this tour and hearing your plans and I’m getting so excited and making plans for my garden! I’m so excited for Spring to see what you do!

[@gabthechef3790]

I love your full garden tour videos. This gives me a better feeling about progress of certain types of planting and also compare notes about the seasons. My vote for the gazebo refresh: railing to paint charcoal and the floor paint faux brick. That would match the paths and your overall theme. Good luck!

[@brooksstudiosgarden1615]

Garden tour videos are my favorite. It doesn't matter if it's winter or summer.

[@chezgirlrose7654]

Laura @11:27 that is seriously so gorgeous, all those tulips 🌷 the colours, oh my gosh so beautiful ... I’ve tried so many times to grow them but I just can’t, the lady that’s head of one of our garden centre said it all to do with our weather, even in our winter 🥶 times it will only get down to 10 degrees, it really makes me sad 😔 that I just can’t get them to grow .... I truly can’t wait to see all of yours in full bloom ... thank you Laura and Aaron for this wonderful garden tour, I appreciate it. 👍🏼✨🌷✨💕🌺💕✨🌷✨👍🏼

[@PanamaCityRealEstat1]

My husband says ... it’s only paint... if you don’t like it we can always change it. Love the way you popped the pictures of what it will look like, sometimes it is hard to remember.. So looking forward to your spring too.

[@carissasmith5675]

Paint the gazebo black! Thanks for sharing your gardens.

[@sharonallen805]

I thought black would be my choice

[@sierraa9483]

Would you please do a side by side, before/after garden tour? You and Aaron have done such amazing transformations. Now that a lot of plants are becoming established, i would love to see how they look then compared to now. Thanks for all that you do!

[@judyrhine234]

Always a pleasure to watch all of your shows. Much better than Netflix!

[@maryr4450]

Spring is coming and I can’t wait to see everything in full bloom! Russell just loves to keep you company. I like the wooden board walkway, reminds me of a beach boardwalk!

[@staceylang3064]

Seeing all those bulbs peek through makes me so excited for the spring tour! Can’t wait!!

[@kimbar11]

It was so nice to walk around your garden with you again. 💕

[@MrFkoller]

Loved the garden tour!!!! I think having an idea of how everything looks before the growing season really starts gives us such a good idea of the changes happening, it's really exciting to see the spring bulbs coming up too!

[@anthonyhunt8302]

I think that painting/ staining the Gazebo black like the vegetable garden fence would be really striking.

[@georgiahodson8755]

Black gazebo!! It would tie in the garden fence😍 You have so many black accents it would be perfect 👌

[@GardeningSpirit]

1:10 cue Russell "Ta da!"... thanks for the tour!!! LOVE IT.

[@pambonesteel3775]

Yay! A tour. Everything looks so nice, even in winter. I’m excited to see all of your tulips bloom. As for the gazebo. . . there is more upkeep with painted wood than stained wood that is exposed to the elements. There are so many beautiful shades of stain on the market. I’m impatiently waiting for workable soil and warmer weather here in Upstate New York even though its been in the 40s the last couple of days. No tulips have poked their heads through the soil yet, but some of my hyacinth have. Spring’s a comin’!

[@crittergirl3647]

Loved Russell's tour of the garden. He needs his own camera so you can insert clips from his perspective 🐈😻

[@kathyj8294]

I think black for the gazebo with white or gray accents. Whatever you chose will look great.

[@amandajpuryer8286]

Grey gazebo sounds beautiful and would carry off all the coloured plants without jumping out!

[@deborahkm9529]

Love a tour video!! And I would paint the gazebo a gray colour. It would make a beautiful backdrop to the gardens.

[@jamieboy116]

I’m really excited to see the changes in the works this year!! We just moved in with my brother in law and his yard is in need of sprucing up so I’ve already got some plans in my head of what I want to do; it’s definitely going to be a case of from drab to gorgeous!!!

[@bridget3047]

perfect start to the day!

[@sandyg8794]

Hi Laura and Aaron! What a nice thing for you to do for us to see what your place looks like in the winter months and mentioning the future plans you have. Russell is too cute! I like the gazebo just the way it is, but since you're going to change the color, I think having it match the fence around the vegetable garden would be pretty, or the colors you mentioned. Thank you for sharing!

[@Tammy-Cameron-]

Beautiful to see before the “bloom”. My little garden space is blooming at different times so can see the Beauty in yours which enables me to be OK with mine!

[@joyces.9021]

"Where the elm was...." Sounds like a song!🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@annaz9080]

Hi Laura, just wondering if you would consider doing a video on the different varieties of boxwoods. Growth habits, which would be easiest to keep in a round shape etc. Thanks! Your videos make my day brighter.

[@heatherw.2751]

I think a soft, sage-y green would be lovely!

[@yvette6777]

Laura I think those are muscari on the border of your planter with bulbs. Thanks for your tours of the beautiful property you work so hard with Aaron

[@kathymickle6915]

Charcoal gray would look so good on the gazebo. ❤️🐱

[@ananyamitra6904]

I love your garden 🥰

[@elmariedstra5631]

I loved this. Even tho there isn't much color it still looks amazing with all your concrete pieces!! I can't wait for all the tulips!! 💗🌷

[@kathleenblundetto1624]

Thank you for this lovely winter tour video! I really needed it today🌿🌱🌸thanks for inspiring us every day! I’m totally looking forward to seeing the garden progress through the seasons!

[@luereeacero4716]

Still such a lovely, peaceful property even in winter. I really like the dark mulch too it seems to highlight the plants more & isn't competing for attention like red mulch does. Also, I agree the gazebo would be lovely in a different color. Have you thought about a darker stain? Like a walnut or espresso?

[@PatLakeZs]

I love this winter tour and your anticipation of the new life sprouting soon. Please note, paths need to be wide enough for two people to walk side by side, at least 4 feet wide. I had to widen many of my garden paths and it is a lot of work after flowers are planted.

[@charlesbale8376]

I always get so many wonderful ideas from your garden tours.

[@freyaegrey]

I’m currently thankful for all the snow we got, because even though I hate it, it completely covered my boxwoods so our -24C days this winter didn’t injure them. They look a little yellow tinged but still mostly green.

[@desigrl7474]

Convert the gazebo to a greenhouse... paint the wood black.... Use a Hartley style design for inspo... add windows. Add a chandlier

[@patrickkatie]

Been working in my yard the last 2 weeks. Nights here 24 deg Tri-Cities, WA.. Can't help myself, but get out there and enjoy!!!

[@digzinthedirtnorthwestland6257]

yes! medium gray would look awesome on the gazebo : ) it would be " not brown" haha and still blend in and show off the flowers and greens. So happy to meet you at the Northwest Flower and Garden show ! Your a lovely person

[@SweetStuffOnMonarchLane]

There's going to be such a beautiful show with all those bulbs! Really looking forward to it! I just love the structure of the trees without their leaves right now, especially your maples! Looks like your bird feeders need some seed... did you see any birds since you hung them? If so, which ones? I thought it would be neat if Aaron caught some on camera!

[@chrishobsonwhalen9857]

I always enjoy the overhead views of your garden and was hoping for one at the end of this tour to really see the bare structure of the garden. Any season our gardens are beautiful! Wonderful videos.

[@glendahicks7309]

I enjoy your videos so much. W just had our front and back yard revamped last year and In the flower beds I just added a little of everything, which I liked but after watching you I am now planning out my flower beds. I have started some seeds and can’t wait to start planting.

[@bisaya2]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful gardens with us. They are a source of inspiration and ideas for my small area. I remember you mentioned in one of your videos that you planted Winter Gem boxwoods. My Winter Gem boxwoods here in Illinois always get the ugly winter burn on their leaves after winter. My Korean boxwoods however, never have this issue. They keep their very nice green foliage even in extreme winter temps.

[@el3389]

Weve all got spring fever! Totally counting down the days til the first day of spring. Russell thinks hes the star of the show. 🐈

[@sherrybacon8041]

To me, your gardens are magical...

[@karoncrickmore2093]

Thanks for taking us on the winter tour with your cohost Russell. It is so exciting to see it now with it winter-face and then to see it next month when the early risers will be showing!

[@michelled4042]

Hi Russell. You are a great assistant tour guide. 💕💖

[@romiehutson5230]

You’re a sweetheart thank you for sharing your beautiful yard

[@TheUtuado]

Good morning! Here at Central Florida the temperature is already in the 80s. I would like to see how you extend your flower bed. We are trying to do the same thing here. Thank you for your videos.

[@joannpilgrim1425]

Spring is coming. YAY!

[@MsSweetcelebrations]

Looking forward to all the new life to come!

[@ramibu239]

Is that "chorale" area where the Elm broke the fence where you are going to plant your orchard trees? You mentioned you were going to turn it into a formal garden, but w/ all that sun & open area I thought it would be perfect for the fruit trees you just bought.🤷‍♀️

[@cmccullough8708]

Yessss

[@camicri4263]

Fruit trees would be nice! You maybe able to combine the two! Just a thought!

[@cmccullough8708]

Cami Cri she bought fruit trees that why we are saying this

[@sarahpalmer1105]

Chorale , the Al with the three Cl's. Darn , stop messing with my mind chemistry.

[@ramibu239]

@@sarahpalmer1105 I called it a "chorale" as that is what Laura called it once - even had a wisp of a dream of having a horse in there once.

[@frenchis19]

Black n white for gazebo : post black n slats white or vice versa: gray floor :

[@thefaithfulfarmermommathe_2111]

I can't wait to see all those tulips up. It gives me such inspiration for my own tulip beds. We just moved in less than 2 years ago and have only planted pull ups in one season. More to come and such inspiration.

[@katiemccarty764]

Thank you for sharing! I love seeing that my garden isn’t the only one that starts to look bare in the winter. ❤️❤️

[@saiwhat4603]

I can’t not wait till the spring tour🌷🌷 im going to go back and watch the bulbs videos to get an idea.

[@LadyMordhaus]

I love how Russell rules the roost. He is too sweet!!

[@Iloveorganicgardening]

your place always looks so nice. I'm in zone 7B so a little ahead of you. I noticed people were coming to my March tour from here...yea spring!

[@staciegulizia4144]

Yay!!! A tour! Thanks so much for this. It’s so helpful to see the progress, and issues you’re dealing with. Question: when your tulips come up do you fill in empty spots where some bulbs didn’t perform well?

[@stacyburden-pravato346]

Regarding your gazebo, sometimes we envision a color that might look nice based off of a small swatch but hate it on a larger scale. Might I suggest you paint a a few sections the various colors you like & live with them for a season. Color will look different in winter vs all flowers in season. It might surprise you what your final choice turns out to be. Good luck!

[@00Hendrik00]

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[@goldierocks.]

Yay a tour! Thanks What is your favorite rose for the hips?

[@helenwilliamson7099]

Still beautiful, even thought the gardens just waking up after winter I'm getting ready to start here next week weather permitting x😊💖👍

[@32dras]

Drive some chunkier sticks in ground in front of chicken coop and strech some cucumber nets or something similar on sticks and plant some Thunbergia or something similar quick growing anuals, that we did for two seasons until grape wines and two apricot trees didn grow to make shade, then we removed sticks and net. Don`t know do you like a look of that, but wines planted near coop and let climb on coop is good source of shade.

[@oliviarose6444]

What a beautiful place.

[@LLWW]

Do the gazebo the same stain as your fencing in the veg garden. I believe it is an ebony. I feel like that or white would be best.

[@audreywy1743]

I think SEA SALT by Sherwin Williams would be a beautiful color for the gazebo! I really enjoy watching how the garden is progressing. It has taught me to be patient in my own new garden. It's so funny how much Russell chases you around. Thank you for sharing.

[@sabrinacopas1636]

We still have our palette walkway that was inspired by yours, we absolutely love it.

[@SoilandMargaritas]

So exciting! I can’t wait to see the tulip display!!!!

[@bevfast865]

thanks so much you guys,..your yard is gorgeous even in winter!

[@explaincauseidontgetit3294]

I watched all the ads so you can afford all your wildest fun garden things! I LOVE your channel, like the other...almost 1 million subbers!!!

[@silviathomas3224]

You are so inspiring. I wish you lived in the Sunshine Coast in Australia and you could come and do my garden.

[@karendixon401]

Have you thought about a deep reddish brown stain for the gazebo wood to make it look redwood? I agree with you about not liking the orange color. I love your place..it's beautiful there!👍💗

[@kturula7017]

I think you put hyacinths around in the pot with the obelisk, not crocus. All your tulips are going to be spectacular! I'm looking forward to seeing them in bloom.

[@b8noir]

The gazebo would look really smart painted charcoal gray. It would recede into the distance and plants really pop against that color.

[@jensheavideos1929]

Thank you for the end winter tour! Pls put a label of every flowering plants & non flowering plants & bushes! I have watched lots of your videos! You are amazing! I am very excited to do better in gardening & landscaping! Russell the cat is always following you ! Just wondering if Russell & the chicken will get along? I have 1 cat & I’m planning to have chicken & aguarium aside from gardening!

[@janellanunan7089]

Thanks for addressing the chicken coop garden! I was one who mildly freaked on your Insta pic thinking you pulled everything out. 🥴 When you trim the evergreen will you show us? And does it apply to all evergreens? ❤️💕❤️🌿🌿

[@emmathienes8588]

I moved from zone 9 to zone 8 and the difference is amazing. I used to have petunias that would not only winter over but a few types would bloom all winter! I had things like bougainvillea that I can no longer have. Since I have traded them for things like dogwood, which I have wanted but not more then my bougainvillea. :( I am going to have to do more of the inside pot gardening to make up for the lack of heat.

[@kellyferren2705]

I think you should find a home for that beautiful gazebo and put the green house that you love there it would be amazing

[@reneeodayok859]

Yay!!! Looking forward to progress at your home and mine this spring/summer!

[@olpkol]

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