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[@riahasays]

Theres not a KZbinr on this platform more consistent than Garden Answer! Much respect to you for giving us content every single day!

[@susanhorn3910]

Good Morning, GA friends! This video is the reminder that I need to keep working in my space. Can anyone else applaud our fearless leader, Laura? 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻I mean, those temperatures are intense! I have NO EXCUSES! 😳

[@shellington13]

In our heat and humidity though us Ga gardeners have different challenges. She is amazing, so inspiring. ♥️🥰

[@gaillowe7505]

Right, so get out there

[@thegardenerkids...1683]

❤️

[@sheila003d]

👏seriously! Plus she doesn’t even use a hair and or put it up! I end up a sweaty mess! Thanks Laura, I too need to get out there!

[@caren4671]

Retired in Feb, pandemic in March and then found you and Arron. This "Garden Cit-idiot" knew nothing of shade, full sun or care for plants but now has a small but glorious yard. THANKS

[@kaleighmunsterman7691]

Congratulations! I can relate

[@sylviashield5854]

Good morning. Congratulations retirees!. Yes, I'm 4 weeks into my retirement. 44 yrs of nursing. I'm so grateful now of the time to tend to my garden. Laura definitely gives me the incentive!. This heat and humidity is awful. Have a wonderful daddy everyone.

[@caren4671]

@@sylviashield5854 Happy Retirement and Thank You for doing most of the doctoring for all your patients, for all those years

[@kathyberal5623]

Your vlogs are helping me learn what and when I should be doing with my garden. Thank you for sharing your experience with us rookies.

[@evergreen8965]

You should be planting native plants!

[@debhamil3782]

@@evergreen8965 Why? It’s interesting & fun to plant something different & beautiful. It doesn’t always work out, but sometimes it does.

[@cynthiafisher9907]

@@evergreen8965 You should visit Eastern Oregon and see just what the native scenery looks like! Not pretty.

[@daniellestanke5359]

Anyone else sending up a round of applause when Laura reached for the stakes!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@Debralovesflower59]

Living in North Central South Dakota means that we, too, have vast amounts of wind. In fact this year we have had so many days in which we have a wind advisory that it has been the windiest in record. When I first planted delphiniums several years ago, I did not stake them at all; of course they were all laid on the ground. I did research and bought lots of individual plant stakes like what you used on your delphiniums. Unfortunately, all their stems broke at the circle part of the plant support. Then I tried half moon shaped supports to better support the base of the plants. This, too, did not work. Finally, I bought some tall peas trellises from Gardener's Supply. There were eight panels which I separated into two sets which I placed in the ground vertically around each delphinium. This meant the entire plant was supported for about the first 3 1/2 to 4 foot of the plant. Now, the wind can blow all it wants, the blossoms bend in the wind but they do not snap off. The plant supports are not as attractive, especially in the spring. But once the delphiniums reach full size, one cannot see the green metal structure of the pea supports as much. It is definitely worth it to me to keep those lovely blossoms.

[@katiedc8239]

"This spot was really easy. LOW maintenance." Haha!! That was actually a LOT of cleanup work (and even with lower humidity, temps in the 100s is nothing to sneeze at) and it all looks very beautiful. And did everyone catch those big urns just exploding with all those gorgeous pink and magenta flowers?... Those are outstanding! Staking the delphiniums made a huge difference too. I just love everything in that whole west garden. Thank you for sharing your lives and gardens with us. It truly is a bright spot in my every day. 💗🌼

[@laraemitchell9064]

Oh my! Had to stop the video to say “YAY”. The delphiniums got their stakes!!! They look so good standing up straight. I don’t think I’ve ever seen you do that before! 🤣🤣🤣 just teasing you, because you always say you should, but seldom do it. 💚💚💚

[@JermaineGertse]

Hello Everybody .. such an amazing day, with Garden Answer 🏡

[@rachelfrees1268]

I love your confidence in yourself. Watching you moving this and that plant reminds me of a lady rearranging her furniture just because she can.🤣💕👏

[@kaystinebrink1220]

Never realized so many plants needed to be groomed. Great ideas.

[@lisanewkirk3936]

So proud of you for staking your plants! That can be a pain but certainly worth it!

[@maiamitt]

I also envy your ability to kneel and move around. I’ve, at 76, become pretty disabled after lung cancer treatment and do most of my gardening from an electric scooter (and I’m thankful for that). My garden would love to have a clean up but it will just have to limp along like me. 🥴

[@petitebellamanor6215]

I’m so proud of you Laura you staked the delphiniums. They look gorgeous⚜️

[@Melinaa124]

Thank you for including us in your gardens even through this intense heat! We fully enjoy it!

[@choctaw5050]

Oh my goodness… so much to see! My neck hurts from looking, rewinding, looking, writing down some notes. This video was spectacular. So much that my jaw needs a rest from going “ Aawww”. Thank you for sharing your garden., your information and your precious family. Say hello to your Mom and Dad( and Sister).

[@janicestokley7372]

Good morning Laura and everyone!! It’s already 80 degrees this morning and only 7:30 and humidity is 95%!! You guys without that are so lucky… I’m in Wilmington NC and it’s unbearable to be outside.. Laura, I’m jealous that you are able to do all you do, I used to be able to but the older I get it’s hard to be outside this time of the year… I have some pruning I need to do myself but been putting it off until I watched your video this morning and you gave me the inspiration and the “get it done” mode to do it!! Thank you for always making my morning great with your videos!! Have a wonderful day everyone!!

[@artsofgold]

In NH and feel same with the heat, very hard as you get older!

[@staceyallard2692]

Be careful out there. Stay hydrated and takes necessary breaks! 😊♥️

[@judymiddleswart9350]

Lol I’m in Pensacola fl and right there with you about humidity 😠🥵

[@sharonwillis993]

I'm in Wilmington also and the mosquitoes are terrible!

[@Twistnsine]

Good afternoon from Denmark 🇩🇰😍 Looking forward to your videos every day ❤️ We are having a day of 90F today which is very rare, I can't imagine how it must be having 105 F 😮 Our heat is quite humid though so it quite possibly feels different from desert heat. Thank you for your wonderful positive videos always 🙌😍

[@lauragreen4899]

I always enjoy your garden maintenance videos. Such an inspiration for me to get out and check my plants and do a little cleanup, do some fertilizing, add a little mulch here and there where it needs it. I still have a few things in pots that I need to get in the ground. I always learn something new from your videos. Thank you for being an inspiration and an excellent teacher! Thank you for always encouraging us to get out and work in our own garden no matter what the temperature or the season or the condition, we can get out and make it beautiful and enjoy the great outdoors right there in our own space. You are a blessing! Keep up the good work.

[@deezahm9143]

🌻Good morning GA friends and dear Laura. I enjoy a good “tidy-up” in the late summer beds. And a great new pair of Felcos! Finally got some much needed rain here in Michigan, so gardens will flourish now. I hope you all have a great day! 🌺🌸🌼🌝

[@staceyallard2692]

I was so relieved to get that rain yesterday here in SW Michigan! I just stood in my garage and watched it come down! 😊

[@annehedlund7333]

Seems to be a good day in SE Mi, nice heavy rain instead of storm winds yesterday. But the humidity is awful. Can't have perfection!

[@amydeeds6248]

Michigan also! Loved the rain, too bad the weeds don’t drown lol. Humidity is sooo bad.

[@kathy8832]

Good morning! I can’t even imagine having to work in that 100+ heat. It’s always nice to clean an area up and see how good it looks after you’re done. Stay cool & hydrate.

[@kathymcintire6182]

Laura I just love watching how fearless in the garden you are, and how your plants love you for it ,love is the key, always 💞 I pray your mom's leg is healing well all my prayers to her and your family ☺💞💫🌹🌻🌺🌼🌲🍂🍃🍁

[@zormier2002]

Love that you staked those delphiniums! So beautiful

[@marmaladesunrise]

The music choices used for you working is GREAT! Either Aaron & Ken or either/ or. Spot on. Laura, I also love the way you beam yourself all over the work areas. 😂 Very entertaining. One thing that impresses me about you is how you tackle any task you do. You remind me so much of myself in that regard. But seeing you roll up your sleeves and deal with it makes me proud of myself as well. Been around nay sayers that live to put ambitious people down. But realized they are just crows jealous of the Eagles we are. 😉

[@ednavenegas4177]

Thank You Laura for all of your videos, i have been watching you for years, more so now that i moved from a zone 11 in Mexico (where i would make fairy gardens inspired by you old videos) to a zone 6 in Canada where i am now attempting a full backyard landscape thanks to your very informative videos. Keep up the great work 🌹🌺🌷

[@staceyallard2692]

That is so awesome!! Happy planting and developing your space!! 😊♥️

[@helenbuckwalter3955]

I was too sick to care most of July so I’m way behind upkeep in my garden and flowerbeds. This week I finally had enough energy to get some things done out there. I’m thankful we keep pretty cool here in Homer, AK. You help me do a better job of cutting things back. I’m usually way too timid!

[@cynthiafisher9907]

Glad you’re doing better now!

[@bettyboop1524]

I'm still struggling with where to place my two Little Lime Punch Hydrangeas. Difficult to find a spot not too sunny so they don't fry, I was watching "my" hummingbirds happily feeding on the flowers I planted just for them, it's a wonderful feeling. Have a great everyone.

[@GardenKath]

Are you in a particularly hot zone? All my hydrangea paniculata are in full sun all day and thrive.

[@bettyboop1524]

@@GardenKath I'm in Kentucky and it's been really hot for our area. We've had upper 90's and I've lost some plants because they just couldn't handle it. I did have a small tree removed and I'm thinking that may be a good spot because it will get mostly morning sun and dappled in the afternoon. This will be my first time growing hydrangeas but I do see tons of them in my neighborhood obviously they do grow just fine here. I'll bite the bullet and dig a hole and hope for the best.

[@TheFarmOnSleepyHollow]

Really enjoying all of the new perennials you've planted this year in the west side garden! Seeing your first-year care and maintenance of all of the different plants is very helpful. For instance, your focus on root production is definitely something I will take into account from now on. Thank you!

[@rosemarythyme6351]

Garden maintenance is instant gratification especially taking a hedge trimmer to perennials to push for a second flush of blooms!

[@vix2705]

Hear ye, hear ye! Laura staked delphiniums!!!! 😂 Great job, they look awesome!

[@brandie4barton239]

Thank you Laura for showing us the new plants. As a 2nd year gardener, I need to be reminded to have that "faith in planting" you talk about. You are always such an inspiration.

[@rosealvarado264]

Good morning all have a safe and blessed day

[@anjanaygour4573]

Hi Garden answer is back to lit up my hot and humid afternoon of Middle East.Absolutely gorgeous show by Daisy it is real show stealer

[@jeanwashburn6802]

I love how the west garden is developing. Beautiful colors. You have done a marvelous job.

[@annedial8261]

So glad,you said you transplanted your standard hydrangea, we are selling our house in the city and moving full time time to our little ranch.My hydrangeas we’re given to me as gifts when I was recovering from breast cancer. They are so gorgeous and can not bear to leave the. Behind..Hoping I’ll be able to get lots,of their root system. Thank you again.Have a terrific weekend .From , Alberta ,Canada

[@sylviashield5854]

Thank you so much Caren for your well wishes. It is so nice to relax. Congratulations to you too!!

[@pattikulesza6203]

I’ve had the Siloam double daylily for years and thought I accidentally gave it away with others. Was thrilled to see a small clump left this summer!

[@leesaaugustine1444]

Good Morning! 🌞🌻 I do remember how things looked before you bought the South Garden Area! I was focusing on the relaxing fountain! Everything looks so much better & recharged after the Mid Summer clean up!! 😌 🙂💦⛲️✂️🌿

[@kathymiller9916]

So timely! I just ordered a pair of Felco 6's for a daughter who has finally gotten into their first house ... with a nice-sized yard.

[@kathymiller9916]

I guess I meant there are 2 "s's." ;-) :-P

[@donnaokoniewski3761]

Morning all. It's always so satisfying to see the before and after of a cleanup. Well Done Laura. Keep Cool and stay Hydrated. You should keep a cold water bottle with you at all times. Just sayin'. xo

[@staceyallard2692]

I think she does. I’ve peeped her water bottle in the fore & background of videos throughout the years.

[@kristibrooks967]

Congrats on new Felcos, Laura. As a full time gardener I sharpen and lubicate my own Number 2s often but ..ohhhh, brand new ones make the work go really quickly 😄

[@susanmarquette4206]

I bought the replacement blade and mine feel brand new and so easy to do!

[@kristibrooks967]

@@susanmarquette4206 aww, I know. But my handles get all chewed up and the spring loses momentum. They get used about 60 hours a week so I treat myself to a new pair on my birthday each year and keep a spare in my trunk or pass along old ones. ☺️

[@maryk1668]

Amazing how a good tool makes a huge difference when doing garden maintenance! The Felco2 has to be my favorite along with my hori hori knife and small hand held battery trimmers!

[@ms.kristin6909]

Hip Hip Hooraaay! 🙌 🌱 It’s Maintenance Video Day!

[@LitlPoot]

whew ... I'm exhausted. Always feels so good to get things clean up and tidy ... and the plants are grateful as well !!! another job well done ... now get inside and cool off !!!!

[@sandy-rr1by]

That walkway looks like it's been there forever, blends perfectly with the plants. Very striking!!!

[@gardeningonthewestforkwith8994]

Great job and it is rewarding to see the refreshed appearance ! Your evening drive will be so pleasant know this task was completed now sit back and enjoy the gardens in this heat. Take children swimming 🏊‍♂️

[@bettyharvath5217]

Good morning from Delaware GA friends.

[@myrnaloy3731]

The right tool for the job makes all the difference in getting the job done most efficiently!

[@NinjaOrchids]

these are things I used to enjoy doing, so much, when I had my own garden! doing this with you vicariously 💞

[@coloraturaElise]

The big urns on the west side look great with the pink flowers....they're really poppin'! I hope you do end up trimming enough of that elderberry to allow the weaping Alaskan cedar to be seen.

[@gardengal26]

I've learned so much in the few years I've been watching you. I never really knew about cutting so many things back and letting them push new growth. Starting to do that now because some things are looking sad. Insect pressure here too, spider mites - watched your video and looking to tackle that. Knowing that you are facing many of the same struggles and remaining positive is comforting. Thank you for sharing all your fantastic knowledge, it's been helpful and inspiring!😊 Zone 7a NJ

[@kitstah9741]

Good morning! 🌻🐝

[@whycaresomuch2020]

Thank you Laura. I love your videos. Don't ever go away ❤🤗

[@lonaphillips9617]

Laura, I look forward to your videos! You are soooo energetic! Makes me want to get out and work in my yard. We are zone 8 and it has rained for 35 days, off and on . Our humidity will not permit yard work . Oh well October is on the way! From Alabama’s beautiful beach area!

[@gaillowe7505]

Thanks Laura for letting us see how you clean up your garden. My gardens need maintenance too but its so much easier watching you do it.

[@shellyroman1321]

It's amazing how satisfying plant maintenance is! Everything is looking great! How many plants are planted in the urns on the west side? They are so beautiful. I had 1 JazzBerry plant leftover and decided to put it by itself in a hanging basket and hang it off a short sheppard hook at the end of one of my gardens. It has grown on so much. I just love the color and the shape of that one! I usually tend to plant more of oranges, rusts, yellows and limes with touch of purple... this JazzBerry has just enough blue tone to it to blend well with everything. Thank you for always being amazing! Have a great rest of your week!🙂

[@sandyg8794]

Hi Laura! The West garden is looking really good. Kudos for doing some staking! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@annstuart-birdsall5581]

Thanks so much for taking us along while you do garden clean up. It gives me so much satisfaction to do that in my garden, and equally in yours! I realize it’s so much extra work for you…setting up, moving and setting up again. Just know it’s appreciated! It’s hot and humid here (9b So Cal), and hard to get my enthusiasm up enough to work outside, if I tackle it first thing in the morning it’s better!

[@joannecraft-lane8660]

That was an enjoyable video to watch. Why is it SO satisfying to watch Laura dead-head flowers and clean up flower beds? I'm so proud of her for staking the delphiniums this year!

[@gaillowe7505]

It's so much more satisfying when you dead head your own garden, try it and see.

[@gaillowe7505]

and you are proud of Laura for staking?? omg

[@ammorales1524]

I just finished my maintenance in my front garden too. It feels really good seeing the tidyness and calm after your effort. Feels like I can breath much better again. This weekend, the side yards! You inspire us all Laura!

[@heathertrent3881]

So motivating to get into my garden for some good old clean up!

[@anokcanocano2036]

Hello....good afternoon from India,

[@Time2ski27]

New felcos and she's busting ass!! Oh, I wish my greenhouse was as tidy as hers. Keep it going.

[@sandradunn421]

The power is out and my phone battery is almost gone but will not be missing my morning G.A. fix.

[@hondaqueen21]

Garden maintenance videos are my favorite!🥰

[@donniellecarney7067]

OH MY GOSH!!!! Did Laura just stake up some plants???? 😂😂😂 so proud of you!!!!

[@kimberlysamah8381]

These are my favorite types of videos! I love to see the progress of plants and the changes throughout the seasons! Also it gives me motivation to get out there and garden in this heat!!!! Thanks Laura!!

[@anitaprashar8657]

It is so much fun to watch you whip through, such a huge place, really enjoy 😊

[@karenkrebs4535]

Watching your maintenance videos makes me feel so accomplished…. Now I just need to get out of the chair!❤️

[@kimberleyfrasquillo3684]

👋🌞Good Friday Eve morning, Laura! ?Question? - We have DeWalt trimmers and chainsaws too; where does Aaron get yours sharpened at, please? Unfortunately, they dull with the amount that we use ours. Thank you, in advance!!!🤗 You mentioned your Daisy May (sp?) plants; I used to have a beautiful, long-haired tabby, named Daisy Mae. She was the FAVORITE of all of the cats I have had, since childhood. Soooooo sweet and loving. I miss her, even 21 years later. Those Sure Fire Rose Begonias have filled in stupendously, since planting!🤩🤩🤩 YAAAAAAY, another peek of the new fountain !!👏👏👏👏 You should be glad that I am not your neighbor; I would be sneaking onto your property, daily, to hang out in your beautiful, delightful places.😂🤣😂 At least until you caught me and threw me out.😉😃😂🤣 Dang it, stupid earwigs; they sure are creepy, destructive little Demons. Yes, the breeze does make gardening, in the heat, SO MUCH more tolerable. 🙋🏼‍♀️As an Arizona desert dweller, I am all about a breeze, while gardening.🥵 OH MY ✨️⭐️🌟⭐️✨️, everything looks sooooo much better!! Nice separation of plants, trees and shrubs. Although, it was sad 😔😟 to see the beautiful flowers shorn back... Those containers look so lovely with the supertunias spilling over the edges! WOWWWWW Jinx, at 15:02, we both said "so pretty" at the same time. You owe me an iced coffee.😉😂🤣 At 16:53, you mentioned seeing Paul; has he been hiding from the camera? We rarely see him in the background, lately.😔 Please tell him Hello. At 17:08, is there a bird/hummingbird inside the greenhouse? I saw some type of critter 🐦/🦋 quickly fly through camera path. You did a TON of work today, Laura!!! What a Super Trooper💪💪🦸‍♀️🦹‍♀️ you are, young Lady!!!! I sure hope you took a nice, long break after that workout. Have a Blessed and Beautiful day/evening 🌞/🌜🌐 everyone! Kimberley F in Avondale, Arizona USA 🇺🇸 (Zone 9b) 🌞🌵💞

[@HeatherNCollins]

I recently moved into a home that has a fair amount of landscaping that was done by the previous owner. Our front bed gets pelted by sun all day long, and the hostas in that area are looking *CRISPY*! Planning to transplant them to a shadier spot on the side of our house, but looking for a low maintenance suggestion to go in those sunny front beds for next season?

[@cynthiafisher9907]

Purple coneflower? Lavender?

[@kimmy0868]

Good morning! Excited for my coffee and Garden answers!

[@amysgardenstead2879]

Good morning GA. I love these maintenance videos. It is such a good reminder of garden jobs that are easily forgotten. I have some daisies in one bed and salvia in another bed. This is my list making time in the morning but those always slip my mind. It is very hard to get motivated when it is so hot and humid so thank you for your inspiration. Those delphinium are so much happier!

[@jaa7286]

Wow that green house is organizational goals!

[@madszwzteo5619]

Armchair Gardening 😅 So satisfying just to watch Laura trimmed, cut back, dead-head and groomed the garden.

[@ellenvandevoorde8943]

This garden is going to be my favorite garden! It used to be behind the chicken coup. So excited for everything to grow now! 💜💚🤍

[@Richardt1990]

I would absolutely love a tour of the plants you have sittin around for projects! Even if you don’t tell us or just tease us with ideas of where they might end up. It would be fun to see what you guys have waitin around to be planted.

[@mukumomkttt]

I love watching your maintenance videos. I learn so much. I have watched you faithfully for 3 years . I planted with you and now I after watching you work in your garden I am not afraid to tackle my own garden. Thanks for the reminder about the fertilizer. I will be on today.

[@LaMaiStyle]

Maintenance in the yard never ends for me either.

[@peggyhelblingsgardenwhatyo7920]

Good morning, Laura, from Windermere Florida zone 9b USA 🇺🇸 Happy Gardening Everyone 👩‍🌾 👍 💓 We are just trying to survive the heat and humidity. Mid 90°s and humidity in the 80% a.m. to 60% in the heat of the day. 49 days left in summer ☀️

[@Thinking.Of.Some.Handle]

It's so great to see you on TikTok!

[@annad1921]

I grew Verbascum from seed in 2020. I had never seen them before and was curious. They really are stunning. They put on quite the show, they're one of my favorite things I've ever planted. Mine have gotten to about three and a half feet tall with the spike. Yours are so beautiful too! I can't wait to find the next cool thing for my garden.

[@GoingGreenMom]

This area was really easy. Low maintenance. 🤣😂🤣 So true Laura, so true.

[@janeta2559]

Thank you for the reminder to apply fertilizer to the perennials after you trim them back mid season. I have only used the water soluble on the annuals to keep them going but didn't think about the others needing a boost after being trimmed.

[@Energymat-Outdoors]

Have videos been uploaded an hour later lately? i miss my garden answer in the morning with coffee, 7am for me, by 8am I am on the go, no biggie I can just watch a day behind if I wanna keep my routine :) these videos have replaced the morning news and is a brighter start to my day, setting my mood and actions in motion in a much more positive way!!

[@tammykuirinlahti4906]

OM Gosh!! when you took your sheers to the Veronica and Daisies, I almost had a heart attack! I was just looking at my Veronica this morning....maybe I need to get my big sheers out....

[@jeanbrewer576]

Good morning Laura and family 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 My hostess this year with all the wind didn't do so well and we had tiny little grasshoppers had to keep spraying it with some Neem oil hope they will be fine, all the clean up you🐞 did makes me want to just do the same I have a small yard do it won't take me so long, thank you Laura for sharing. We need some 🌧 Have an awesome rest of the day, stay hydrated. 🌼😎, how's your mom doing? still in my prayers.

[@staceyallard2692]

Whoa girl! You did some work! Who else was shocked 😳 to see Laura bust out the stakes and stake those delphiniums???? I was 🙋🏼‍♀️ lol!! All the years I’ve heard her talk about it, request the audience to not let her forget about it, & yet she always manages to forget them.. IM SO PROUD OF YOU!! lol! Awesome video! My zinnias are COVERED in earwigs! No real damage to the plants though (odd) but I can’t cut blooms and bring them in, if I cut a bloom, 4 or 5 earwigs fall out. Just gross 🤮 so I enjoy them in the garden and not in the house. Thank you for the video! 😊♥️

[@juliafiore120]

Good morning, Laura ☕️ I love the look of the limbed up Elderberry 🙌🏻 I think you should do that at the end of the walkway. Using the hedge trimmer was brilliant 🤓. I can’t wait to see the boxwoods all sheared up especially the ones near the Gallaway urn with the Lavender 💜. Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈

[@doreen7554]

It really lightened up the look of the elderberry, looks great limbed up!

[@MyBackyardScience]

Love seeing the flower beds, even if the goal is just maintenance! 🙂

[@edit-racha]

Yay another garden maintenance day!!! I appreciate your hard work!!

[@Sunshinelady]

Love these type videos…I’m cleaning up beds in my garden too, thanks Laura!!

[@shanonnunn4128]

I love love opening a new pair of felcos…

[@shannon3871]

Good morning Laura! That was super satisfying to watch and see the outcome 🙂 Stay cool!

[@laurieannmountainlife6619]

One of these days I’d love to see you ride off on the scooter! 😂

[@Amanah1111]

Your hair color is beautiful- 😊I love this color on you best 💜

[@brainfeedersbyruru]

Beautiful family!

[@doctortcbkk2027]

These are my fave videos….SO SATISFYING!

[@loispamplin9333]

I am amazed at how much you get done girl!!! So impressed with your garden. Love it!

[@cathyorseske2564]

Laura you work so hard to make sure things are in good shape. Always enjoy your videos.

[@ozarkview928]

Love maintaining, feels so therapeutic to me .I kept trying to look at your pots 😄there beautiful as is everything!