Del Cerro Slope Install - Day 2

[@ChrisstinaMorgan]

Beautiful! I couldn't stop looking at bright orange aloe bloom! It's funtastic

[@bobbiechinn9578]

I love it and I'm partial to your ribbons ❤ I do that in my own garden now thanks to you and i get sooo many compliments 😊

[@LauraEubanks]

It makes me happy to hear that!

[@MKSouthernStar]

Love this!

[@boulevardiere1623]

I LOVE the new fossil brown top dressing. Seems like it will lock together well on the slope, with the chunky, angular pieces. Side note: I just watered my tiny indoor cacti for the first time in way too long, and I can confirm, they look better when they get a little water. 😅

[@sherylsmith8442]

I agree with the watering the plants. I put a drip line in my yard full of cactus plants and they are thriving and growing faster than I expected.

[@danielwright2079]

The fossil brown is gorgeous!

[@Fabdanc]

My comment exactly!

[@jomarielopez2229]

Looks great Laura! Love that you showed off metal fencing! That is beautiful and offers a wonderful transition into succulents! Beautiful!

[@whywhywhy4716]

The red plant material and the red hues in tge rubble pick up the red front door, nice! Looks great love the work and info and y'all! Best!

[@mattjones5175]

Good to hear you'll be up in Fullerton!...close to my neck of the woods. :)

[@anasolis992]

Hope your family is well

[@bigtomatoplantslover6205]

What a lovely plants 🪴 Like 557 My friend thank you for good sharing Have a great day

[@JohnDoe-db2ng]

Would love to see more about how you lay out (and move) large boulders

[@johnpatterson9219]

Love your landscapes with succulents and cacti!

[@Jen-bw9ke]

Kinda obsessed with the tree Kalanchoe. 😍

[@charwiant2943]

Love It, but you dug a small ditch next to the sidewalk. Seem like the rocks are still going to get on the sidewalk. Was a small rubble rock been a better idea to hold back the rocks back?

[@LauraEubanks]

The rocks will be fine😊

[@Jeff-ph7rp]

Thanks for addressing the question I posted in the 1st video. Your answer totally makes sense.

[@LauraEubanks]

Thanks for asking!

[@vangcrey]

Beautiful job. Agree about mock orange, such a good spot to rest your eye. But, "whatever." 😂

[@BonnyWilkins]

Great job as always! LOVE the Fossil Brown!

[@terirachelsims8928]

Thank you for yet more good ideas and inspiration.

[@LindenRanch]

Total continuity. The monochromatic top dressing works well with the ribbon of rubble.

[@marcihayden1805]

The way you’ve mastered that slope is superb!❤ Gorgeous plant and rock choices! ❤ I’ve got 2 clients with very steep sloped gardens that they’ve completely terraced, which looks okay but I kinda wish for a chance to do this look instead! 🤷‍♀️

[@lynnadames9526]

AMAZING AS ALWAYS!!!!!

[@godandgardening]

I love these ribbons so much more than Jackson pollick!

[@GlendaMoore]

Excellent!

[@dl7608]

i was hoping to see the neighbors yard lol the rubble ribbons are soo nostalgic and scream DFS

[@NancyEly]

Love the new brown fossil top dressing! What is your rule about choosing the size of the top dressing? Sometimes you use 3/8”, sometimes 3/4”, and this time you use 1”. Btw, I still don’t understand how you have used the rubble to hold the top dressing rock in place. I see that the ribbons will hold the upper rock, but what about the rock in the lower third of the installation? Won’t they fall down into the trench?

[@LauraEubanks]

The 1” rock is heavy enough to support itself. Bigger rock is better on a slope.

[@donnametz3476]

What is the beautiful blooming aloe? Love the rock also.

[@LauraEubanks]

It’s a ferox, Donna!

[@cherrydulaney6572]

You were going to show us how you dealt with the old electrical conduit “thing.” I couldn’t recognize it from your end of the day piece. So, it looks like you just camouflaged it with your top dressing rocks, right? Well done.

[@LauraEubanks]

Yes, I camouflaged it. It was no big deal😊

[@ak212121]

wont the roots of the Brazilian pepper go wild all over the yard and impact all the other plants? I thought they were invasive and neighbors have had to dig up their whole yards to get rid of them!

[@PipMiister]

🌸

[@brielgo]

❤

[@tomdix8028]

Just beautiful, but that square mock orange is pretty awful, if you cannot remove it, i have seen you bonsai shrubs that would improve it. 🌱

[@timmillan6701]

That would be my first choice, hopefully it has a nice structure underneath the heavily sheared “shell” to work with

[@dorindajenkins7825]

🙋