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[@ValeCreekCottage]

Hi Laura and Aaron, Amanda here from Australia in regards to the Kangaroo Paw, these should do really well in your dry, arid high desert area. I know that you might have to start them “indoors” because of your zone, but they are so worthwhile! I use them in cut flower arrangements and they are quite long-lasting. So great to see you using some beautiful natives from Aus. Love your channel, and even here in country NSW, you would be amazed at how many people come up to me when I wear your Garden Answer hoodie say “this is our favourite garden channel”!!!

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[@Partrickhenry]

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[@Partrickhenry]

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[@jaclyndepre5557]

Thank you for showing the moment where you covered the topiary with the black plastic pot when transporting outside! I'm that lady that has literally sheltered a plant with my coat walking to the car. 🤣🤣🤣

[@cv7357]

Thought for sure when Laura said "I'll need to get a mister" that Aaron was going to say "I am your Mister"... :P Hope everyone has a wonderful Monday!

[@vickyhamilton2039]

I just love watching you get all giddy talking about your plants. You always make me smile!

[@barbarajames-higgins2059]

You're going to love the Kumquat. Slice crosswise to put in drinks. I once made a syrup by macerating in sugar until a syrup forms; great in drinks. This recipe was a great hit at a 4th of July party once: melt white chocolate and pour into mini baking cups, set a slice of strawberry, a raspberry, a blueberry and a slice of kumquat peel into the soft white chocolate and let set. The kumquat just makes it taste so delicious and fruity. You'll love it!

[@Kay-qt2id]

The ascot euphorbia is a seedling found by LAMBLEY NURSERY in Victoria Australia, you should check out their website as they are very popular with real garden lovers in Melbourne and Victoria. It’s is a fabulous dry tolerant euphoria. Take lots of cuttings from it as they look great mass planted. Also the kangaroo paw needs very little water. I believe they are difficult to start from seeds as many Australian plants need a smoke treatment first ( not sure if this does) Enjoy your Aussie plants!.

[@Kay-qt2id]

Hello Laura did you see my post on your plant!

[@judyheim6998]

You two are the epitome of finding something you love, And making it your job. When you have that ,sometimes it’s hard to make yourself stop working at your “job” and do something else for a day. But that’s okay too. I’m an artist and I love what I do as well. Putting that topiary into that white pot! What an instant gratification. It’s beautiful now. Like putting Cinderella in her ball gown.

[@maryk1668]

Cute analogy!

[@michelesimpson2237]

Laura your smile is contagious. You light up with new flowers. Was everyone smiling while watching this morning.

[@barbarajohnson1348]

Hard not to smile wide when Laura is talking. We all should be so blessed and be so excited about plants.

[@janicebrowningaquino792]

Spot on!

[@janicebrowningaquino792]

Were I to find myself in the presence of a myrtle topiary I know that I could no longer resist the charm I feel instantly whenever I happen upon them! I love the sphere shape tabletop size but they are a mite pricey for this retired gardener 🙃😄

[@1948em]

Yes!

[@DessyFerdinandus]

I sure did!

[@kebergify]

Your joy in finding new, beautiful plants is infectious! Wonderful finds. Thank-you for sharing these with us.

[@laurenwellman2516]

I love Peter Wakefield’s garden pottery. I’ve been collecting his pieces for a few years now. His craftsmanship is excellent. ❤

[@gardenloveinthemountains]

Me too(i hav a handful of different pots from him)…Wonder why she didn’t give a true shout out for him?! Like she was timid or embarrassed about buying something from an artist who other KZbinrs rave about…She pointed out right away she didn’t like his wavy look on pottery or that it was missing a matching saucer🙄…Maybe she was expecting it for free😮?!

[@conniesanrn2730]

@@gardenloveinthemountains maybe she's like me and has never heard of him? It's possible she just found out about this brand

[@bettyblalock298]

Same here.

[@brigitterauscher5031]

@@gardenloveinthemountains Never heard of him before today! Not everyone loves the same things, no reason to get huffy about it! I do love that pot though!

[@gardengal26]

@@brigitterauscher5031 I found him about two years ago via another gardener I watch. I've got quite a few of his pots now, even some wavy ones.😉 I do have the same concern as Laura about saucers...I've looked on his website to just buy some of them, but no luck. I have to try sending them an email.

[@sonatarose]

You make our winters here in central southern England more bearable, thank you so much. I know where you are coming from with the pot saucers I now use vintage plates and saucers from charity shops in the house and the greenhouse I think they would look great in your wonderful Hartley Botanic.

[@salimorton641]

I started collecting saucers from thrift stores too! I learned that from one of Linda Vater's " tip of the day", several years ago! Whom I found through our beloved Laura here at Garden Answer!

[@missilevine9120]

Laura, you had me giggling... "Ooooh! Let me grab something to drape over this because it's chilly out"... otherwise known as This topiary needs a winter coat before going outside! 🤣😂❤️ Love all that you guys do and your videos are a constant source of good vibes and LOTS of inspiration!!! Thank you! 🫶

[@debbyfletcher2941]

Yes the hummers love the Candy Corn plant. Once temps warm up plant in a pot with a trellis. 6b My sister in North Carolina her Candy Corn comes back every year, they have it planted along their fence line. Tons of hummers visit it.

[@maryalicehuffstetler3026]

Plant police. That made me laugh out loud. The plants are really pretty! Aaron, next time you go furniture shopping, make sure there's no plant stores nearby. lol. When Laura gets new plants, I have a vision in my head of her twirling around and around, doing a little dance,throwing her hands in the air, and laughing with a big happy smile on her face. Seeing that vision in my head makes me smile. You truly brighten my mornings with your love of plants. Thank you for sharing your joy with us. Aaron, take a day to yourself and go find you a nice,comfortable recliner to sit in...lol. I hope you and your sweet family have a wonderful and blessed day.

[@victorpaulsen5902]

From all of us Plumb and Centered challenged folks we feel your pain with that topiary! 🤣Plant Police, classic. 👮‍♂

[@Yrutnec1]

Now that was a great date.......when you come home with tangible memories called "Plants" 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸💌💌

[@bettyharvath5217]

Good morning from Delaware, GA friends.

[@katiedavis5861]

The sun was in your face, but that glow sure was glorious to see along with all of the colorful flowers. What a cheery way to start this snow covered Monday. ⚘

[@carriesmith9943]

I love how real Laura is! She admits her mistakes when it comes to gardening! I make a lot and still carry on because I know I am not alone! Love her plant hull, but I'm jealous because I live in zone 4...

[@TheUltimateGardener]

Amazing video Laura!! I’m telling you she goes above and beyond to teach her audience how to do gardening! I absolutely LOVE HER!! Your amazing Laura!! You have inspired a lot of people including me and I’m only 16!And I’ve being gardening since I saw your planting bulbs in December video!! And now I teach others how to grow their own food on my channel Ultimate Gardening! I love you Laura never let nothing or no one tell you, your not capable!💚

[@DURULUHAYAT]

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[@HowsItGrowing]

Hi Laura! Peter is a good friend (pre "How's it Growing" haha!) His pots do come with saucers to match. The one you purchased is part of his wholesale line made by his awesome team in Honduras. These are sold in nurseries and garden centers. When ordering from Wakefield directly, the pots are hand made, one at at time, by him personally at his studio. Love the myrtle and the pot! Looks great! Cheers!

[@thetruehustler1365]

I love how y’all add random unexpected blurbs in videos sometimes. You don’t do it too much to where it becomes corny but just enough. That wow and the occasional explosion are HILARIOUS.

[@gailsusanlindsay797]

Try the winterberry under one of your pine trees in the shadiest side of the pine. They grow wild here in the pine forests (scrub pines) of New England.

[@crispykritta]

Love to see those red berries in the woods. New Hampshire-ite here 😉

[@seriouslyreally5413]

I plant dianthus as a ground cover, they spread easily & "gently" without being invasive. They completely cover the plants with long lived flowers for about 2.5 mos and leave a beautiful frosty blue green carpet of foliage after the flowers fade. The faded flowers are easy to dead head with scissors or mini electric shears, since they tend to fade all at once making grooming simple. But shear the faded flowers off, give them a quick hand fluff and they continue with a consistant lighter, re-blooming until frost.

[@romiehutson5230]

I’m so proud of you Laura! Opening your wings to red flowers👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@SheenaShines]

All of these gorgeous plants are super inspiring and Laura, you shine with your beauty too!✨

[@ElderandOakFarm]

"They're coming for you! It's the plant police!" Loved that, Aaron! 😂

[@tonigardella4165]

You are such a delight to watch . You make a cloudy day sunny with your personality. Thank you for the uplifting videos you and Aaron make 🌻🌸🌼

[@Lulab3ll3]

The sun shining through in multiple shots during this video really warmed my soul!

[@leesaaugustine1444]

Good Morning! 🌞 I am with you guys on taking advantage of the massage chairs! I am making out my plant order list!! I had to laugh at Aaron's remark on the Plant Police! 🤣😃🗒✏️🪻🌷🌺🌿

[@DURULUHAYAT]

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[@karennoble3795]

What an uplifting video! The rosemary variety you purchased is the type I use as skewers for kabobs on the bbq. The long straight stems are perfect. Strip the leaves, dry the stems if they’re too playable and then add your meat & veggies. The stems add the rosemary flavor to the kabob while cooking. Yum!

[@windrider5845]

It’s so fun to see your excitement with your new plants a pot! ❤

[@michellezimmerman7827]

The cinematography of this vlog was beautiful. The lighting was perfect especially in the Hartley; Laura's skin glowed and you could see the beautiful colors inside the greenhouse and beyond.

[@petergonda4336]

Cyclamens you bought are Cyclamen persicum which are not hardy in your zone. But you can try Cyclamen hederifolium or Cyclamen coum, which should be hardy in your zone and are for sure worth to try. I would plant them under some deciduous trees and shrubs and maybe somewhere where the soil stays more moist during winter, as that is their growing season.

[@verawallace9055]

Thanks for the info ❤

[@laurenwellman2516]

Thank you for that great info. I planted hardy cyclamen (sorry can’t remember the variety) corms in my zone 5b and they come up in the fall.

[@iu.5146]

We are in Texas and I keep the Cyclamen outside until 33 degrees. Mine bloomed until April. Once they die back you can keep them in containers in a dry, shaded area (e.g. under your table in the cold frame). They go dormant for about 7 months. Started to sprout again in November. I watered them a few times while dormant. Not all made it and you gave pots sitting around for 7 month ms looking blah. Yet, it was a fun experiment, inspired by one of your videos on wintering over plants.

[@meagantrout2127]

So you are telling me that I thought I killed mine and threw it out but it was probably just dormant?? 😟I guess that means I have the buy another and try again 😁

[@iu.5146]

@@meagantrout2127 that’s what I thought for years. 😂 Watched a KZbin video on how to winter ( summer) them over. They grow naturally in the Mediterranean and go dormant through the brutal summer heat. It takes a lot of patience and a place to store. My front porch is covered and facing North. It was an ideal spot to store them, They have gotten so expensive that it’s worth the effort.

[@berf72]

This is not specific to this video but I live in Hawaii (zone 100 😂) and recently went to WA to take my son on a college visit. I was so excited to finally see some of the plants in person you often speak about. Dogwoods I think with a ton of buds, evergreens, some type of life emerging from the ground. I was so very exited. My son tried to redirect me to pay attention to the guide and not on the plants while on the walking tour.

[@DURULUHAYAT]

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[@wandabrown508]

So interesting. Thank you for going over each plant and giving their names and care. I admire your bravery in eating the fruit that fell off.

[@andreasbeyert7405]

Wow ... The plants you have showed to us are amazing... Thank you so much for your work and daily fresh videos :-)

[@angelwolfe6728]

This feed my soul with color too!! Can’t wait to see all the cute stuff! I feel like Laura’s gonna explode with Easter this year 🎉 🐰 🥕 😂

[@startlistening2021]

I love my Myrtle topiary it makes me so happy and smells so lovely when she gets a trim. Just don’t let them dry out. I’ve even propagated a couple of little plants from her.😊

[@DURULUHAYAT]

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[@melnelo3875]

Thank God for Laura, Aaron, and Garden Answer! You all are helping me fight off the winter blues which get really bad sometimes. I look forward to a new video every day and I feel grounded to my garden which is under the spell of winter right now😩 I keep going out and checking for buds on my fruit trees😢 even though I know we're in deep winter.

[@ingridwengert3199]

We're not used to hearing Aaron from behind the camera, and it was fun to hear your playful exchanges 🙂!

[@glennnanod3160]

Do you watch their other KZbin channel Garden Answer Highlights on Sundays? They discuss the week's shows and it has lots of the banter you like. I really enjoy the back and forth between them. Just thought I'd mention it in case you haven't seen it.

[@glennnanod3160]

Do you watch their other KZbin channel Garden Answer Highlights on Sundays? They go over the week's videos and dicuss them. It has the banter you enjoyed. Just thought I'd mention it in case you haven't seen it.

[@sandygegax164]

Thankful for bringing a little Spring to our cold rainy day in NC. I really like how you insert a picture of each plant when showing them. You brighten our day as always.

[@jenniferkessener1111]

Next best thing to getting plants myself, seeing Laura with a plant haul. They really look so beautiful and fresh.

[@wendyschlegel5031]

It made me very happy to see all the wonderful color sitting on the counter. I am anxious for spring to arrive. Such beautiful plants.

[@robynwalters6083]

I sure wish we had a nursery that stayed open year round all of our local nurseries close shortly before Christmas.

[@lorivansickle2251]

I love the plant selections! All that colour! I am a little disheartened as we still have 3 months of hard winter to come and no greenhouse. I will just have to enjoy yours. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@farmer-red488]

From gloomy eastern Ontario Canada, THANK YOU! This was EXACTLY what I needed!!

[@simplybloom]

Seeing all this color just feeds me! So gorgeous and I’m so excited to see how you use them!

[@74598456]

I really loved the new angle when you were potting. It’s nice to have some interest in the background. I hope this change is permanent.

[@tracyk220]

I love that sweet birdbath! Would definitely use a gift card on that and the compost bin.

[@amydeeds6248]

I learned about Wakefield Handmade pottery from Erin-the Impatient Gardener. You can order directly from him to get matching saucers. I have a white pot and a terra Rosa, which is a lighter shade of traditional clay pots. His designs are so pretty and would look wonderful in the Hartley. 😊

[@ioanniskrasias7568]

This videos has the most nice lighting and all the colours from the fresh plants and flowers got me in a “spring mood” already! I have had cumquat for a long time and they are tougher than they say. In my area it is planted in the ground (7 years now) and the temperature fluctuates from -5C (winter) to 45C (summer), and it is totally fine. We enjoy its fruits every year. 😊😊

[@claudiaceleste777]

Wow indeed Ken

[@Sunny14136]

Laura, awesome plants! I Love those double begonias and your myrtle in the pretty white pot looks lovely.

[@aubryleigh]

I loved this video. I too would have gone to Boise to sit in massage chairs while furniture shopping only to be instinctively drawn to a local nursery for a plant haul as well. You are my people. I’m in the back country of San Diego (zone 9) and it was a sunny but chilly wind kind of day and I got home from work late (almost dark). Suffice it to say, I feel like I spent the day with you. Thank you for sharing your light!

[@christycampbell1874]

So super fun to see everything!! Can't wait to do a little shopping and thanks for the cyclamen tips!

[@jgg7377]

What a beautiful collection of plants, I can not wait to see what you are going to do with them? Am I seeing some more fairy gardens? I really hope so, that’s how I first found your channel many many years ago! How about Laura making a fairy garden of some sorts for every holiday? I want one of those candy corn’s, I think my hummingbirds would love it!

[@heatherderganc5984]

The Plant Police! 😂

[@shyris466]

Have you considered grabbing a small humidifier for some of your pickier houseplants? I live in the Willamette Valley, so humidity isn't the same struggle in this side of the state. But since moving into a home heated by pellet stove, I had to grab one for my indoor plants. And I have to say, it's been a huge help.

[@ThatBritishHomestead]

love the colours of the flowers, i never really caried for flowers when I started growing, but my daughter talked me into having a few and now I love them! they make me so happy to see them and watch the bees and the butterflys

[@NinjaOrchids]

Wonderful seeing the greenhouse tables filling up 🌻🌺🌼🌷 your lawn looks so inviting! Any thoughts as to how you are going to cut it?

[@TreeHugginT]

My mom, my daughter, and me made kumquat marmalade. It’s amazing to mix in marinades.

[@barefootreba]

Such a beautiful selection of plants Laura! You sure brighten my spirits here in NC. Patiently waiting for spring! Thank you so much!

[@deborahhopkins7763]

Oh Laura. All of your plants are so beautiful and so was your excitement. I love your videos and seeing all that you and Aaron do to make your home and gardens so beautiful is always so refreshing and exciting.

[@amandasides5033]

I am super Jonesing for Spring! So this was lovely to see! COLOR! From all my gardening friends and people I watch I feel like everyone is over the winter. Some years are worse than others. I feel you are with us too!

[@marybethgardener111]

I found a candy corn vine once! It was great in the full sun and yes, huge hummingbird attracter!

[@giseliapereira5914]

Zooming in on the plants is definitely a plus.

[@donnajoyner1474]

That greenstalk planter with the automatic watering system looks like just what I need for my patio garden. I liked your idea of doing all mini varieties of tomatoes and other veggies. I didn't know there was a mini cabbage! Please enter me in the drawing! Thanks!

[@gretchenburton7184]

Love love love your enthusiasm!!! The plants and topiary are beautiful!!! Love to you and Aaron!

[@ingridvalentine9696]

Thank u for giving me all my garden answers over the years always recommend you to all my plant lovers friends LOVE you.

[@BrightestBlessings7899]

Such beautiful plants! Brightest Blessings

[@shellywilbur5818]

My white Calla lilies have overwintered, next to our foundation, for several years. Zone 5B. I was unsuccessful in growing the kangaroo plant. I hope you are mire successful!

[@helia3979]

Those are some great looking plants!

[@dabblingwithbonsai]

Hiya, I think the fluffy holiday conifer might be a Norfolk island pine. Doesn't do well with temps under freezing. Can be pruned.

[@tinaylinen9755]

Love your excitement and energy for the new plant haul!

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[@candicespencer2021]

Very beautiful plants! That pot is gorgeous!

[@zormier2002]

I was thinking the same thing! Where does she find all these beautiful pots?

[@christinenovack6048]

Made here Wisconsin! Look up Wakefield pottery. He ships nationwide.

[@christinenovack6048]

@@zormier2002 made here in Wisconsin! Look up Wakefield pottery. He ships nationwide.

[@margaret8056]

HI Ĺaura / AARON WHAT A AWSOME DAYS SHOPPING BETTER THAN FURNITURE SHOPPING. MARGARET LYNCH SOUTHERN IRELAND 🇮🇪

[@mikedanalarson847]

Laura, I am so glad you got such a lovely Wakefield pot. I have 3 of his pieces, they are my pride and joy! My favorite piece is a low, wide bowl and as soon as I saw it I thought I can plant a succulent bowl just like Laura! I rewatched some of your succulent planting videos for inspiration. It turned out so perfectly! I LOVE it, thanks to you and Wakefield pottery 😊

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[@GaGaPete0825]

I LOVE your program! You make me think I’m walking around with you! ❤

[@annapaul3325]

Laura, your heather (calluna) I think it's erica... 🙂Hardiness 4-8 The little plant with red berries is Gaultheria Procumbens.

[@judyderieux8484]

Your so much fun to listen to...bless you and your family

[@donnaerickson613]

Wakefield pottery is expensive but so beautiful and he is wonderful to do business with. Always love the plant haul videos.

[@donnawalker3910]

Your Wakefield pot is yummy gorgeous! It was hand thrown by Peter Wakefield Jackson in Rockdale, WS. Any plant you put in it will be lovely.

[@chrisrfan]

Oh what fun!! I know you must have been like a kid in a candy store at those places you were lucky enough to visit! Furniture is so yesterday!! 😂 You picked out some beautiful plants, and that pot! 😮 oh my! Gorgeous!! I’m curious as to what Valentine projects you will be working on with them all. If they’re for gifts the recipients will be very blessed! ❤

[@sandyg8794]

Hi Laura and Aaron! It was fun seeing all of the pretty plants and colors. I think you guys should buy the massage chairs to use after a day gardening. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@coneflower5101]

What a nice group of colorful flowers. They are so pretty. I love the myrtle topiary in the white pot. I have one in my greenhouse . It does great. When I trim it I always make starts from the cuttings. They are vary easy to root. You and Aaron make a great team. 💗💗

[@iwalkintherain641]

oh, yes. The hummingbirds do like the candycane vine. I had mine in a hanging basket, it went both up and down from there.

[@tshockmom69]

My family got me a massage chair for Mother’s Day one year. The family joke is it was the best Mother’s Day gift because the whole family uses it.

[@loreleikubiak6082]

Hi! Am learning so much from these amazing videos!! Don't know if this tip was mentioned before but when I pot plants in pots with the drainage hole I put a used laundry dryer sheet over the hole. It stops any soil leaking out of the pot onto the saucer and allows water to easily drain. I make sure that the sheets have been used a couple of times to lessen the chemicals on them. Hope this helps!!

[@eileenbartnick7202]

Hello! When you mentioned that you wish you had gotten a few more ivy plants, my first thought was to just take some cuttings!! Ivy roots so easily and presto!!!! More ivy plants!! Happy gardening and have a wonderful day!!

[@daimon3554]

That WOW at 18:48 killed me🤣🤣

[@deborahoverton7733]

Not chaos but spontaneous repotting.

[@doctim53]

There are some cyclamen that are hardy to -10. They are called ‘hardy cyclamen’ in our area (zone 6A). The blooms and leaves are a little smaller but they come back reliably around here.

[@DonnaDavisArt]

Wintergreen! I was so excited to see that. It's very much a 'native' here in coastal New England (Cape Cod) in our own little woodland it spreads nicely as well in the Nature walks in Protected lands. Hubby and I both have childhood memories of picking and eating these berries. I think they were used to make the original life saver flavor, but that might have been a local wive's tale? You can make tea with the berries as well, they always make me think of forest walks. Once my hubbies aging grandmother (who was a great plantswoman) in her dotage almost had my hubby , as a child, eat the berries on poison ivy, mistaking them for these. Luckily , he was old enough and aware enough to say, "No, sorry nan, we can't eat those!" LOVE the plant haul.

[@DarrinsDaffs]

Love a colorful garden center in winter! FYI, the miniature daffodil variety is Tête-à-Tête. For years now, I have saved my used dryer sheets for covering holes in the bottom of pots. The potting medium stays in and water drains out. Also, it’s one less thing going in the landfill. Additionally, the dryer sheets do not disintegrate…

[@2travelbugs]

Potato and lime bags from the grocery have a mesh side and a non-mesh or plastic side. The mesh side works great in the bottom of a pot to keep soil in but let water drain out. Fold the mesh in half before placing in the pot if you need a finer mesh.

[@bkokopelic]

You're so lucky. Garden centers around me don't have flowers like that this time of year. Just green house plants. Envious!

[@janetevelynjohn581]

Candy corn vine is super easy to grow. Lots of little flowers and long lasting.

[@wandaleimkuehler896]

Beautiful choices! I wondered if you have thought about adding some hanging pots in your greenhouse? I love going into garden centers where plants and flowers seem to envelop me.